I l it f D X T , m e n : w , w u r . • 1 J Manchester Etentng TferaW Averaga Dally drcnlation For the Mwita ht Blaich, IMS The WwcaaB^''^ Ihreeast of U. S. W Vatbii.
John Read, fourth grade pupU at 9,138 Scattered very light M owern' the South achbol and'htudent aeci, Member ef (he AiidU early tonight, clearing befiM a d a y - About Town reUry of the War Saving atampa, HALE'S SEL F SERVE break; Sunday fair land eealer. «.,X— reporU that the lichool haa been Bsnan of OinalatloBa 100 per cent In Ita aalea for the The Original la New Efigiand! ,1. ^ I __ / ______UautMunt Robert K. Holmej laat three conaecutive raontha. Manchester^A City of Villa^ Charm and K n. HolmeaVare th« paranU o t twlaa, a boy aiid girl, bom at The SalvaUon Army Songster VOL. LXnr., NO. 171 (O lsaaU ed m . MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURiIa^ APRltl;<^^21, 1945 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTt th« Hartford hoapltal. Aprtl Brigade will omit Its rehearsal SATURDAY SPECIALS! \ Mm. HoImM was Um fo n n e r MIh this evening. DorotHy Anderaon, daughter of Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales! Mr, h ad Mra, Charlea Aadoraon of T-5 John R. Dixon, aon of Mr. Slaaon avenue, Hairtfdroi Lieuten and Mra. J. A. Dixon of Oreena- That Will Enhance ant Holmaa. who la the adn of Mr. boro, N. C„ and huaband of Mra. Betty Bhie, and, Mm. John 'L. Holffiea of 47 Kamryn Dixon of thla town, la Chapter Oak atreet," ia atationed at ourrently atationed at the Redistri No. I V i Can 25c r o r t M oultrie, S. C, bution Station. Camp Butner. N. Pears Your Costumes C.. where he will apend two weeks The Girla’ Friendly Society of ^ before reporting to hie new m - Premier Mary'a Fpiacopal 6hurc^,wtll ,niei^ aignraent m the United States. T-5 \ a t the church M ondayteyehing f<* Dixon was returned recently to the Apricots No. 2 '/, Can 35c a buaineaa meeting, and go bowl United States after having serv^ ing afterwarda. ^ \ 34 months In the' Persian Gulf Command theater of operations, rroMe a Blackwell t t where he served as a heavy main tenance mechanic. He holds the Lh. Jar Pre^earl Harbor ribbon, European- Marmalade 25c ue COSMETICS theater ribbon and baa a Good HelMia RabeoalctB Conduct Medal. Harriett Hubbard Ayera Max tractor Fardley Advertisement— Bradshaw's Honey Laclen LeLong — Btc. Market garden fertiliser—$8.25 Triiiitkn Gets Seventh Wur Loan Poster Arthur Drug Stored per 100 lbs. Engllind’s. Manches • "■-■•’"21c 2t>..l.r41c 25 Miles Separate ter .Green—Phone 3451 —Free Da- oviet Battle llvery. D rom edary A REMINDER! Ginger Bread Mix I.ge. Pkg. 19c Reds and Yankees, TALL GKDAM Into Five Suburbs; Whea You tlcMl Hor* BINGO Siinaweet • Moscow^ Declares INSURANCE TONIGHT Prune Juice Qt. 27 c '\ ------< ------:------Ftrt • Theft • Automobile ORANGE HALL H unt’a % Shell City’s Center or Furniture Our Counters Are Covered With A Choice Selection Of Hats i.a^w ord from Su. Firm C oiitrol preihe Headquarters ------CALL Tomato Juice 46 Oz. Can 27c Puts \Two Forces 40 Beiiiuii, Stranskerg,' Fu- l i . . Will Be Kept ALEXANDER ASHES add RUBBISH 1 i Oa. Can Gampbell'a To 4 ^ Dliles _ from New Record Rockets Aid ersteiiwalde, Koenigs- REMOVED Black Straws Crocheted White Straws Cans Juneture; Three Arm ByBig Four WiisterhauSRii and Zos- JARVIS Tomato Juice 3 25c W'ith Veils and Other Trims Mostly With V eik , In Bombing Plane to Fly M AUBXANDEB 9TBBKT TELEPHONE 8962 ies DrivcXJVear Redoubt seii Scenes of iFighting WaaMag* a*4 Sauiaja Collettes omaa din ■aaldmaa m s GAVELLO a E. SCHULZ Many Changes in Dum- -35-Mile Smash Sev I No. 10 Qin Paris, April 21.—(/F)—U. Nazi Capital In 372 Feet Juice 85c S. Third Army 'troops, smash hartoii Oaks Propos ers Virtually All South ing into Czech(»lovakia, als Due to Be Ap Mo8(|uito8 Hit Berlin ward Avenues of Re No. t Can Premier to $1.49 $1.98 to $3-98 tured Asch today in a drive Flying Fortress Experi- DON WILLIS NOTICE! toward the munitions cities proved by Sponsors. Six TiiiieH ill Night aa ' ment Watchetl by Gen treat from Nazi Capital Pure Orange Juice 23c of Pilsen and Prague. At the Cliiiiux of Day-Long eral Spaafa; ISormal GARAGE Same time Moscow\ dispatch San Francisco, April 21— — lA»ndon, April 21.—(/P)— Fishing, Hunting and Trea- The Big-Four nations spon.soring Blitz on Railways. Takeoff 800-900 Feet. The Germans said today Complete Auto Serrlee es declared .Soviet and Amer the San Francisco Security con pim ing on land of the Man Soy Beans for Succotash ican outriders were\but 25 that massive Russian forces 18 Main St, TeL 8085 milea apart south of Berlin. i The ference are expected by diplomats London, April 21. (A*! R.A.K% A U. S. Bomber Base in E ng were envelopinjf B e r I i q chester Water Company is No Points! ^ w la te st word a t supni)t{ne licadquar- here to keep a firm control over Mosquitos set a record for bomb land. April 21.- lA*) Aided by through suburhs on the east, Strictly Forbidden under V* ters put the two forces i^^hin 40 amendments to the Dumbarton ing Berlin last night, hitting the rockets, Capt. Richard C. Holqb nortli and southwest, and to 45 miles on a linkup. \ Oaks proposals for world organiza penalty of the law. besie.ged Reich capital six timea of Grass Valley, Calif., took a Hammer Toward Rcdoii^t tion. But m.any changes are due were shelling the I’otsdamer HOSPITAL 2 Can. 29c to be made with the agreement of aa the climax of a day-long blitz Fl.ving Fortress off the.ground re platz in the center of the' Nibiet Corn Three Allied Armies the the Big Four. on German rallwaj’s by more than cently after a run of only 372 feet. iXPENSE IS NO Manchester Water Co. French First and the U. S. Sev 3,000 planea. doomed city. Soviet forces, by The conference opening next The normal takeoff requires 80U enemy account, had fought their Wm. FouMs, Jr., Pres. No. t ban Hoaeiy Brand enth and Third - hammered sdiith- Wednesday will see the first work Three timea were the moat Ber or 900 feet. Gen..'^:arl Spaatz saiy LONGER A DRAIN ward toward the Nazis’ Bavarian- lin ever had been raided in one way into Berlin suburbs at flva ing out of the principle of big the experiment. places Bernau. Straii.sberg, Fuer- ON THE Austrlan redoubt, and fought pow er responsibilliy which Is to be With the three survivors of the famed Mt. Suribachi flag-raising Incident as.his guests. President night before. Laat night’a attacka. Six rocket* of the type used by Cream Style Corn within 70 miles of Munich and dO made without loss of a single air Btenwalde. Koenigs-W\isterhausen written into the world organization Truman gets the lir.st of the Seventh War Loan posters, oasea on Joe Rosenthal’s pictiire. From the British Royal Navy planes were and Zos.sen. fABOLY INCOME! from Lake Constance. itself-the principle that on final left are PhM. 2-c.John H. Bradley, Appleton. Wis,; Secretary Morgenthau. standing behind him; Presi craft, brought to 76 the number of mounted under each wing. Holub 2 Cana 29c Asch, Just inside the ol^ Czec decision., the piajor nations should dent Truman; Pfc. Rene A. Gagnon,. Manchester. N. H.; Pfc. Ira H Hayes, Bapc.hule, ,Ariz. (AP wire- raids on Berlin in the * Isat 68 conceived the idea. His only pas- The Russian drive to Bernau, S o Per Day and Up border, fell to Third ArmyXunit at all times corfeur. photo.) , nights. three miles from the city limits, will ray tor Sevnya • Ham aad BROWN'S at. Lawrreaea fighting to cut oft the redoubt from Thus it appeals unllkelv that the ; More than 600 Ameiican Fl.ving (Contlniied on Page Two) was announced by the Germaa Board . Operallaa Bodaa • Aaa- Czechoslovak war factbrles. A^h United States, Briti.sh, Soviet or Fortressea yesterday slammed 1,- high command. 'This action con bulanea . dnuadauala • Medt- Can 1 7 c is 600 miles from Pll.sen. L.ieut> hinese delegations will allow any 600 tons of bombs on seven ke.v stituted part of the northern en dnea aad Labomdacy. GARAGE Tender Peas Gen. George S. Patton’s troops far- ritical differences to develop Expect Order outpo.sta, in the city’s defoose peri velopment move jgainst Berlin. . Mea, Wooca aad OhOdrea 16 Bralnard Place ther-aouth in Grafenworh were 58 p o n g them selves although In Japs Offer Stubborn m eter. ' Churchill Says Swiftly Penetmte Defense* birth to 75 yearn ef aga. Na. > Can St. Lnwreaea miles from Pilsen and 125 from elr behind-the-scenes negptia- U. S. Eighth Air Force head- a (Rear of the Gaa Co.) P rague. quarteiB announced its planes had In a awift penetratioi of Nazi tiimk they may haVe a tough time Soon on Vets’ defenses below the capital, other All Kinds of Geaeral .function Believed Imminent repncillng some of their views. dropped 51.385,550 pounds of A LLEN & Cut Grecm or high expiqsives within Berlin's World Lea»ue Riuislan forces advanejed to posi , Automobile Repair Work Red Army front dispatches said High Hope* for Sucres* Defense on Okinawa tions southwest of the capital, the Russian and U. S. patrols were as ------;------1___ ^ ^ ______^____ limits in 19 attacks since March H ltC H C O C K F^sf indications were that a Business Help 4. 1944. German Transocean agency an-' close as 25 miles south of Berlin, spirit of higb hope for success in nounced. In yii* sweep the Ru^ Uaaa of laearaaru FREE TOWING W ax Beans 17c and a junction on. the Elbe 76 ].'> American Ships of Amj-rican bombers were back Will Be Free MS MAIN 8TBEBT creating a World security system over German.v today for the ninth sians reached the vicinity of Bee- P H o m c SOTS O B miles south of the German capital dominates those delegates who are 5,000 Japs Die I T L . B IM was believed Imminent. Will Ge^ Priority in All Types Lost During successive day. litz and Treuenbri(ftzen, respec Nia S'/i Oaa Premier either\ already here or on their tively 12 and 22 miles southwest v t The best information at Allied Way. \ V \ 1,000 Plane* In SIz Raid* .AssertH Nations Must headquarters was that 40 to 45 Bnihliiig ami Equip O|)eralioiis Between Berlin’s great southwestern sub (No Points) Jan \ ChrisUan Sm uts. .South 111 Cebu Battle; Proljahly more than 1,000 of Live in Peace anti urb of Potsdam. Tomato Puree 29c miles still separated Russians Africa!* prime minister and the ping Shopv Raw Ma IVIareli 18 aii4 April 18 the fast twin-engined . Mosquitos nbrtheast of Dresden from U. S. participated in the- six Berlin Treuenbrietzen is 32 miles north- first ma«or delegate to Arrive, .said Justice; Envisages tii- esst of the last reported American BAHOE AND FVra. Fliwt and Third Army forces along he had ‘Ve ry good expectaiions of. terial Another Slorv. raids. Each plane carries a 2^00 the Mulde river east of L.eipzigj Guam, April 21.—(/P)-— Foe Confused pound blockbuzten bomb with vir- rlniiiuii of Eiienjiies. positions in the >dc|nity of Dessau. S Lb. Can 71c U»e work We will accomplish. Russian forces in a 3S-miIa Crisco But it was clear tha^ the two *T believe this is possibly the T’ighting on 'southern Okina ~ I lually as big aVj explosive charge CALL forces now could meet almost at Washington, April 21^ iA*i - The breakthrough also reached the Im- most hopeful step we have taken.” wa raged fiercely today as A i i i i n n n c p a i ''” “ G erm an flVirtg bomb. i f will, perhaps within the next 24 to hom ecom ing veteran wlU get pii- Mao Arthur /ZIIIIOIIIIIPS ^ While British rtuders were ham- Bristol,, England, April 21,. A'j 48 hours. he- told newsmen, "and I* feel we ority over civilians in building and Japanese troops fought a - Prime Minister Churchill declar (('onttnned on Page Eight) titust suGCMd here. 'This does not- equipping a shop for his peaces ‘V irtnal Cxinduiiion' of l ‘he ^.stertl and central Oxydol Lg^ Pkg. 24c Doughboys were 15 to 20 miles stubborn defense action; parts of the besieged capital, ed today "a world organization 8500 from the Elbe opposite the Russian mean that Uhe coming conference lime career, but he probably will represents bur last chance. No take his chances on getting scarce against three American divi- j Campaign to . Free Russian bombers were mauling Which we musf build and shall wedge, and the Soviets were re sions driving toward Naha, defense lines oh the eastern out MOBIL KCBOSBNK AND MOBILHEAT FUBL OIL ported only 25 miles from the odds are the last, but we had bet m aterials. Tli^ntral : Rhilippine;8. bpild will be- free and open to all OASOUNB — WHOLE8ALB AND RETAIL ter seize thfa opportunity." skirts by the light of flares and the nations of the World.” ___Lge. Pkg. 24c Elbe. The War Production board, al- the island’s capital. Admiral artillery flashes. ■ Duz . AMe To Hear Russian Gun* Smuts, the only delegate who icady in litigation for rejecting' a .Speaking only a few days before Chester W. Nimitz^—eommu- Manila, April 21 i.A') - With D estroy 112 Plane* Flashes! / MORIARTY BROTHERS X British correspondent with played a leading part at Versailles, veteran’s bid for. supplies, i.s ex hique .vesterday said 15 American the opening of the World Security (lAte Bulletins ol tbeiAhWlR) the death of 5,000 Japanese' on Allied pilots dealt the Nazi Air “On the Laver* A t Center aad Broad Streetn Look Sleek and Slim in a Two Way Stretch the U. S. Ninth Army declkled the when the old\League of Nations pected to Issue an order shortly ships of all types were lost during Force another heavy blow yester conference at San Francisco, Briv AD Day aad All Nig Cam ay Soap 3 Bara 2 0 c muffled thunder of. Russian guns was set up, landed at Hamilton laying dowjvits policy on the issue Okinawa operationa between Cebu island, Geri. D ouglas Mac- day, destroying more than 112 taih'S wartime leader asserted that Linkup flatter of Hours could be heard. field IZte yesterday after flying of prefereneexfor veterans openin;^'' litarch 18 and April ift. . Arthuf announced today the "vir planes—84 on the ground and 23 “nations must liVe in peace and , Paris, April 21—(A>)—The dra co®' . bo'**^. io"*- r»pP* Two Ninth Army divisions open across the country in a Royal Air sm’all businesses. justice with one another,* thus en _L ViV* ' n’"'~ ... Jim Japanesei Lo m 100 Vessels tual conclusion” of the bentral iri aerial'combat-•,and boosting to matic linkup of Russian and Alhier-'' Del Monte or Premier ed a flank attack 'this morning Force plane. Hif almost missed his If the Veteran>.^opens a store. The Japanese lost ,100 vessels, Phtiippiner campaign. visaging the ultltnate inclusion of i . > GIRDLE.or lean force* appeared today to be official welcoRlers because the among then)' the prized 45,000 ton .'-Liberated in this 33,000 sq\iare (Oontlpued on Page T)vu) even present enemy nations in a .j onl.v a m a tte r of hours a y a y . Re- S'liV* (CnnUnned on Page BIgbt) hour of his arriyal had been sev (Continued on Two) ■’ battleship' Yamatd. Added to this mile Visayan islands area are I ______1.____ world peace organization. Coffee 1 Lb. Jar 34c 5poo'“''' ^ ------military honor gfiard. and a American losses included five enemy organized resistance in Exploit Gains must-be always the necessary J headquarter*. Berlin broodcaat* $ 1 2 - 9 8 Boom George •niilitary band did not get there.- To Face;Telst destroyers, a destroyer-tranaport. Mindanao on the south and iipper force to restrain aggres-sior. placed the forces onl.v' ' 32 mitea Bread Loaf 7 C Other DelegaM In Accord two ip*bccraft, a gunboat, ' four Lujcdn on the north,”. the . com- Churchill said that as far as 'apart, and 5Io*cow earlier indica It is mors essential than ever that the ear you aye now" Made of Fine Dural^e Material! The hopeful senitiments expr^As- landing'craft and two ammunition mlinique said. 111 Offensive Europe Is concerned “we are com ted the distance had been narrow driving be kept on the road. Don’t neglect it. ForCalriiiet ed by the South (African leader On Lilientl vessela. ) “Our losses jn this campaigh ing to tbe end of the long journey;’’ ed to 25 miles. jibed with those' expressed in Despite terrific casualties from were extraordinarily light, due blit added that the defeat of Japan • * * * Hole's Coffee or Other Carol King Juniors Washington by niembei's of the artillery preparation for the .south largely to .•the.^.eqemy’s continued Fifth Army Smashes will require "a new leap forward — To Start Year V'ith Deficit Here’s What We Friends Urge, Truman American delegation and in El Senate Getting Reatly '’ward push of the 271 h, 96th and Inability to'diagnose our point of a new lifting of soul and l)ody.’’ H artford, . April '21-—(Ah—{State Adorable dresses in 2 -p i^ in Butcher-lyn Spun Rayon, Paso, Texas, by Foreign Minister 'divisions, the enemy of south- attack and to understand our lo Casale^dkio, 3 HU views were expressed under Higlmay Conimissione.r William J. ‘ To Choose Senator If To Gauge Trend of errK O kinaw a was resistin g stub,; lii(o Cox, strong supporter'of the pro Cokes Each 2 9 c Polka Dots and Moonbeams in Spun Rayon, White, Shan cal tactics of combaf," MacArthur Mqrgenthau leaves. I (Continued on Page Two) T runian’s A11 it u d e . bornly. The 27th past Kakazu declared, ’’....he haa seemed be Miles from Bologna. (Continued on Page Eight) posed ope.^ent-a-gallon > 'increase ^ , wm ‘ bo . 1 For— tung in button front favorite. Sizes 9 to 15. ridgeXbut was mopping up ,by- wildered and confused and al in the state' gasoline tax, said to passed^poekets of Japanese. The day the Illghwa.v department TOILETRIES, Etc. though one of the most tenacious Kuiletin:! • GRE^ASE YOUR CAR _ '«Bex Washington. April 21—(A*)— A W ashington, April 21.—(A»)—The 27th' advanced 1,000 yards in the ■of fighters, has permitted himself would start the next fl*ra) 'year Danish Pastry dr6 29c quiet boom was under way today Senate is getting ready to gauge first\24 hours and was only 800 Roitie, April 21—jAV— -Ro- with a deficit of m ore than $l,S0O,s- PolanfljPoliey yards from the machinato airstrip, to be constantly surprised, divid To Get Report 000 because the “wiilwitailtiai bal ^Evening In Paria Talcum.... • a ...... 50c' for the appointment of . Senator the trend of President Truman’s ed and destrpjled in detail without lugna, flrat 'm a jo r ol>je«'Uve ' • CHANGE THE OIL-5 QUARTS .98 to 1.00 Walter F. George,.(D-Ga) as sec political thinkirig by what he. does no'rtheastdf Naha. of the all-out Allied offensive ance” In the departroent’a treas *Evenjng.'In Paris Perfume...... 60c Rucking Kough Terrain being able to linfUct more than a ury represent* money which does' retary of the treasury. about the 'Reappointment of TVA minor fractlorl- of compensating InAOCthem Italy, fell 'today t« . On AtroVities . Size Jelly Doughnuts. ‘Evening In Paris Rouge..:...... 50c Friends of the'senator , djaclosed Top Problem Chairman Davld->itlienthal.. In the center of Uie three-prong troop*, ef;,. the Plfth and , not belong to the ■ department. they have urged President T rum u ed drive the 96th was . bucking l0S8^(S.’’ ...V '■ ) , ■ FRONT WHEEL PACK Lilienthal’s term expires soon Twenty-foueth division troops E ig h th Armies*. PollRh troop* ‘Cotjr’s Lipsticks ...... $ 1.00 to choose the Georgian' if Henry, and Mr. .Truiiiiln then will be on roqgh terrain , its fig h t flank ,de- of the British Eighth Army Phone .Agreement .Announced Dog. which landed !on Mindanao Tue.s- New York, .April 21—f/P)— A $3 Irullers 35c ‘Coty’s Face Powder...... $1.00 Morgenthau, Jr., leaves the cab' ^Gravesi Question on List the hottest of personal and politi under MaJ. Uen. Bqhuszszyska British mikI Ameripuii REAR SPRING PACK C In e t.. '(Oontiniied o'A Pagq Eight) day widened their beachheads at WVsekly wage Incroatie and a re cal spots. Malab$ng and Parang and by And the U'. 14. 91st division lA^gislalon* ,Iiivilen !o *Tangee Lipsticks ...... ; ...... ;H9c Reaction Not Known ' Before Molotov.; Stet- (-ommanded by MaJ. Gen. Wil vision of the wage progreOsiqa Children’s Books If the president renominates T hursday had th ru st 16 mile.s In schedule were announced today a*, *Old Spice Ologpe...... $1.00 The president's reaction was not Lilionthal he will please the Seq,- liam G. Uvesay and the S4th -View Nazi Horror«( 1 CHANGE TRANSMISSION AND Fresh Chicory or FOR ALL AGES! ^ ~ ^tiiuus and. Eden. Treasury Balance land along ihc_ Cotabato-Davao the main agreement s • ' ‘Friendship Garden Cologne------.,^...$1.00 known. Nine dajjp ago, when '-hfe ate’s so-called. left wingers. They- road to the town of Manuangan, division under MaJ. Gen. took the oath, as chiff executive, which ha* ended thip threat of a ifferential l u b r ic a n t will feel that he is safely started, Washington, April 21 • lA"!—The north of the immense Libungan Uharles BoKe all entered the Lond'drt April 21. lAn — First strik e am ong 18,000 New Y'o^k • D Activity Books or Stories That t^ill Be Interesting . ‘Sutton’s Bubble Bath...... 59c he asked all , members of Mr. Washington, April 21.—(A*) — historic Italian fortren* rlog- ■gument for a strong peace. San Francilco, .April II—/AO — Native Radishes THE PET SHOW...... 50c for getting along with Congress. Russians would back down on their Democratic National convention Boston, April 21— (A1 -H un- • ,Greater ^ston families plan- ‘Plus Tax. . V dreds of New England’ homes ning to avoid markcUng by eaOnk na-Modena highway northwest of General Elsenhower also asked Radio Tokyo reported today a inch above floor boarda when pressure is applied add it UNCLE WIGGILY STORIES...... 60c Some of his appearances as the twice-presented 'demand that the last yeAr when the CIO was trying Bologna yesterday, exploited their three cornered shakeup ef Japan’s govemmenUP chief witness on tax ... were offered little, encoursge- that 12 American editors come to will be much better if half the pedal shows. HOW ARE ANIMATED BOOKS ...... $1.00 present provisional government In desperately to renominate Henry faebd an involuntary meatless ^ Stokes, president gains today against varying re Europe^ for personal inspection of local aiJqilalatraUve authorities legislation have been stormy. YOUR BRAKES? GOLDEN DICTIONARY ...... $1.50 Warsaw be invited to San Fran- A. W allace. Sunday because of; the most serl- „f the Massachusetts Restaurant sistance from the enemy. the camps. cehtraliae power' In ti|g event of nf' ^ Fresh Carrots GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! Irritated Con^|reaaniea claco. American diplomats were Mr. Truman personally is involv dua shortage since rationing be-. Association, who reported many Lightning Seven-Mils Advance The Dally Mirrar reported that Invasion, and to boost war NANCY DREW STORIES...... 60c prepared to stand firm In their re HAVE THEM ADJUSTED OR RELINED HERE! BOYS’ AIR COMBAT SERIES...... 60e Intensely loyal to Mr. Roosevelt, ed in the. Lilienthal matter as a gan, Malcolm McCabe, secretary , eating places were out of red It was: disclosed that the U. S. throughout Britain movie goera. durtion. The broadcast, Morgenthau IrritAted membera of fusal to admit the Warsaw group, member of the Senate Approprla- of thd Massachusetts Retail Gro- [ points until May 1. Tenth and SStb dtvialons were the unable to look at picturea of the by the Federal ConwMuiloatl AND MANY OTHERS! the House W’ays and Meant com- until It is reorganised along the .tlons committee he voted consis cars Asabclation, said today. ' I “We have little meat and not units who cut the highway after camps, had walked out of theaters. commiasioB, listed the plaa Tomatoes mlttss and the Senate Finance lines laid down at Tmlta. tently with McKellar, Lilienthara McCabe said that beef suppilea . enough red points to buy fats and springing from mountain posi “In many places there were soldiers theee peinta: Bltnpllffcatloa ef committee laat year by his brlck- Britlah-Rusalan-American talks arch foe, on meaaures restricting in the area were only 25. per cent .oils to cook' fish," Stokes said, tions in a lightning seven mile ad to tell them to go back and face ceatral administrative - Griswold’s Smuce Station Old Wfdl Inaiatencs on a Rooaevelt- on establishment of a new Polish the TVA board's authority. of whqt they were at the same I “Red point allotments are so low vance. it.” the papfr atatild. A uthorialag g re a te r patpaff. $ • ' Store Your Fun In Hale’s Enlarged and Modem fi.JW.IIAjbC ment for several months. meal served.” (OeattaUed oa Page Twa) (CaatlBiMd Mi P aga Tw»> 'T.'. f .» -r \: MANCIUCSTISK B V E N ^^^E S A L D , BIAi^CHiSSTBB. OONIfu SATURDAT, APRIL 21, 1945 iB tha opening of the Callforhial Security and Peace . Conference, K. C. Committee ^ ------: We ahall center our prayers and the United Statea delegation in lies In the ssMmbly tb*- pese* per the government mighf.Jnter-- RaUoning Dala ttif recent meetings in .Wsshlng- agency. thoughts on this great event. Meets Tomorrow IVew Record ferr with the freedom of tfie'p'resa Pray with ua for a Just and fast W ar Casualties Firm Control ton fths agreed on proinming. It- The U. 8. and Britain promised Expect Order ••if it distributed otberwis* than on Police Court Variety Show rc ing peace. jelf, irime changes In the Dum to support the. • Russian request the bssls of-p«st usage’. * Famished By 8:80 n. m., Wednesday—Meeting List of Connecticut Men. Dead, Wounded or Misainff, Cliairman James F. 'narnsy has ber .Osks plan. This' rbised the In Bombing at Yalta. Although there was - IrViisg T. Wormotedt of 22 'Vil BeoUi M ethofM Ohnroh St. damee'e Bomaa Catholic Sunday School teachers and of Offlee of Prk^ Admlniatrattoa Will Be Kept Soon on Vets’ /Is Anoouiieed Rev. WUUam d. Dikui, Pastor h t que.stion ss fo Kow frrb s haivl hope that Moscow could be per lage street, Khckville.. was fined Mata Btnat and Barttatd Bapd ficers. ' , -Af Released By the War and Navy Departntenta Today. called S 'meeting of the Commun Reglsaal Departaeeel \ot iafotatattaa all the countries.'^farge and small, suaded to drop this proposal st Expforl (saiiis $10 in town court this morning be •• ____ W. puiril Ward, Jr^.Mlaiater . Rev. Edmond Barrett, Aaalstaat 6:30 p. m., Thursday—Covenant- These Reports Are Based On Prior ■ Notificiitlon To ion Breakfast committee of (Jamp- U Tremoat St a e ^ B w iM i.9. might have In trying to put Nazi Cental Sen Francisco, there Is no indica Business Help fore Deputy Jiikke George C. fleorge- ^G^Ajhton, Mtalstbr o f’ Rev. Frederick McLean, AoetotgAt Hl League meeting at the parson Next of Kin and Casualties Noted HeVe May Previously By Big F^ur thro\iyii modificatiou*. tion ss yet UuO. the Krsmiin has Marine to Present loaie bell council at the Knight* of Co Leosltcr for failure lo atop at the . .ASunday masses: / age. Have Been Reported In the News Coluinns. lumbus home tomorrow morning .Meats and Fata 'f’Uce. Applicants for all gaa ratio Wide 0|ien to PropoMils changed Its mind. III Offensive stop sign on Middle Turnpike East 8 p. m., Thursday — Choir Re (Continued Prom Page Ni«) (Continued From Page One) For aduadulU: 7, 8:30, 9:45 (two Now Good; Red Stamps T-5 must now present mileage ration (OMttaNd ra t* Onef Secretary of State Stettiniua The U. 8. dSlsgsUoa alSo has and Summit street. Wormstedt Entertainment Here «>n Morning worship, 10:46 hearsal at the church. at 11 o'clock. The communion (Agreed on changes In the Dum iPr^ude—"Traume\ (Trial mass4i In the upper and lower breakfast will be held at St. Brid through Z-5 artd A-2 through P-2, records to local boarda with appli has ' datd that the conference 3.166 the number knocked lit in (('niitlniied F'rnm Page One) was arrested at 11:30 p. m ./april April ,30, Next Week-End In Book Foui7 vyorth 10 points cation. , • / liBcqniel Padilla of Mexico, who would be wide )pcn, to )n)po»als. barton Oaks formula which would WPB would help him/get ^ fa lr loolde) ...Richard Wagnar churchl and at 11 o’clock. Army Casualties for April 30, 1948 get’s hall, Sunday, A-pril 29. fol 4 the last 12 days. ^ 18. by Officer David Gall.igan who Children’s mass at 8:30 In low The Covenant Connecticut The War Department casualty-list. Serial Numbers Q-14S (kill each. T5 through 1(5 expire 'April en rOuU'hcr* by train. which Is taken beie to nieau that enable the assembly of the new *hsre of goods to uiujbr the investigated an acclde^ at that eaoional Hymn— Mighty lowing the 9 o’clock-mass. A large Shoes “ There 'ir*.- dUflcultles," the I’ . .S. Ninth Air Fo\ce pilot le d tentative order now/wii(4>n and general withdrawal in the face if In rseponsq to a popular request Fortreas I* Our Ood^. .tether er church. Young People’s (inference will be ed, Pacific, two names) 0-146 (missing, Europe, four names). 0-147 attendance is expected. The affair 28- Y-5, Z5 and A-2 through D-2 any country, large oi small. n\ay organization to propose but not I Lieut. Gen. Liicinn K. TruacotUi point which involved the Rockville held In our church. Meetings be expire June 2; E-2 through J-2 ex Airplane Stamps Noa. 1, 2 and 3 Mtirlran Megatbon chief aald, “but in the number of kills:Xwrith 7\, on enforce treaty revisions. awaiting approval. lAnthem— "Featlval Te Deum (missing, Paciflt, 24 names), 0-148 (wounded. Pacific, 58 names), is open to all Catholic men of In War Book Three good for one Introduce, iW'hntPver , amenffmenl* the ground and five In the air. sledgehammer blows, although man. for a rep n t performance, the cast gin at 3:30 p. m. Saturday and pire June 30; K-2 through P-2 ex nothiat ia difficult when it likes, itowever. it appears rea This and other suggestions,, Must Preve Ht^oM ps John A. Latery/23. of 257 Broad Laudamus” ...... Dudley Buck 0-149. (killed, Europe^ 68 names), 0-150 (prisoners of Germany, 72 Manchester^ Tickets for the event pair of shoe* each indefinitely. R.A F. pilots downeel Id In me coiiJiidcrable enemy movement of the Marin* Corps LeaguS’f Ht. Bridget’s R. C. continue over Sunday afternoon. lame*), and 0-151 (wounded, Europe, 1,000 names), announces for pire July 31. aad raaponaibUity ahow the way.” sonably certain that none of the such . as Senator Vandenberg''a But If he ()pens a/small factory, street, pTyaentefl on a charge of |Hymn-r-"Come, W* That Lov* Rev. dames E. TImmlna, Pastor are now Ur the hands of the com Hsmburg-Bremen are*. , j was reported north and northwe^ “ When Johnny Corqes Marching ■Rev, Paul Peterson is the speaker. the Uhited States aa a whole 1,228 casualties for April 20, 1945, mittee members. Processed Foods In Waahini^on Senator pinnally small nations rnay look for out (R.. Mich.l for inclusion of a hi* military set'vipF would not get non-siipport/W his child, was the Lord” ...... Williams Rev. Bronlalaw Oadarowski, Ration Board Houra The day's fighter scores slso, in' . of Bologna. . ' \ Hoine” will present It* new spring classifled as follows; 70 killed. 1,058 wounded, 28 missing, 72 pris Because of the targe class that (D-Tex) and Senator Vandcnbei'K right hacki?ig from any one ot lit* statement of the principles of him favored treatment for raw granted w^fontinuance for three variety show in the Hollister street lOffertory Anthem— "Rlae Up, Asslatant. Now Good: Blue Stamps C-2 FbUdwing are the houra st (he dliKlcd over ’ 00 freight cars an Caseleccliio was entered bv oners of war. win.take the first degree Monday tijrough X-2, in Book Four, worth ' %R-Mich), member* of the. United big powers in o|rpositton to the 400 motor vehleles destroyed or yjustice, .will ^ tsiken up with the materinl* unlek* he could piuve- , hard-fighting .South African units months..by Deputy Judge Lessner .schopl on Monday evening, April O Men of God” Rev. Robert d. Carroll, Asalatant Center Congregational Church local office of the War Price and State* delegation coming here, tolii :)ther sponsoring nations In Wnsh- to repdn an agreement to provide (a capella) T. Tertlu* Noble Clifford Oliver Simpson, Minister night the'meeting of the council i« points each. C-2 through (3-2 ex others. damaged. ••S' by eppealinir from a WPB rejec I who blastcii their way along the 30, at 8 p. m. has been transferred from the Rationing Board at the State the Senate in farewell statement* The tlrst session of the confer (ngton before the foreign minis- tion--that/the tiiindmvn caused fort for his child In the sum of • The t»ew show ha* been named Isermon—“The Spiritual Founda Masses on'Sunday at 7:30, 9:00, Marion A. Munson, Director of Army Dekd—European Regions of Mrs. Anna' M. Gentile, 305 Su pire April 28; H-2 through M-2 ex Ciiiindian Typhoon pilots report mountainous terrain approaching weekly. The couple were di- burban avenue, Bridgeport. home to St. Bridget's hall, Grand pire June 2; N-2 through S-2 ex Armory: that the conference must do the ence Will be held next Wednesday ed sinking a 3.000 ton German ship t\rs move west. him hsi^hip j that outer fortress of ^logna. “Teen-Age Follies of 1945.” and tions of World Order,” 10:00 and 11:00 a. m. Religious Education Voreed on March 20 and Laten ia Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. Maxham. Henry G„ S. ’Sgt., son Somers, Albert J.,' T5, son of Knight Foster H. Williams an pire .Tune 30; T-2 through X-2 ex Mondays: 10 a. m. Co 4:30 p. m. taak ®n arhich all hope* of future afternoo’n. following a prellndnary and dafpaging a light cruiser in \Phe State depa'rtment expects F o r^ P B , the problem la thi.*: Continuing, the momentum the program will include new Mr*. JKennelh C. Wotring, Is I now living with his mother at 2.37 iRecesaional hymn— “God the ■ of Ernest W. Maxham, 157 Brook Mrs. Catherine, Somers, Foxon nounced. today. The meeting pire July 31. Tuesdays: Closed all day to the peace may .depend. meetiruT of the 4d cliiefs of dele- the Wilhelm.Mhaven harbor. to\hear from Kden. Molotov and Mogt sraire material* are.doled ' the drive on Bologna from ,/Qie songs and muaical apecialtiea and Music Director atreet. Rocky Hill. srheduleu to start at 8 o'cloc.k “ I have faith. ’ said Vandrn- gatinna earlier that f'riiinbling 9:30 a. m,—Church school. street, Bristol. poui’ds, expires .lunc 2. It Is ex that reasonable men of gooilw'ill Thursday, hut it is likely that the | action Germany's Inst pocket bat are bought up in San Francl.sc^ time getting quota.*. But t>>n- an.swer to his former wife’s com High School StiiilentH 9:30 a. m. Church SchocH. Mlaa Eva M. Johnson, Organist Bannon, Raymond G., Pfc., son to 5 p. m. tleship, the Liietzow. I The Nazis have been cleared plaint. Mrs. Katharine White, Choir 11:00 a. m.—C^urch-tlme'nurKery. Taslitt, Leo J., Pvt., son o f Mr*. [.erted that the next sugar stamp Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12:90 shall find in it ao much good. *o delegates will not buckle down to gres* says veteran* shall have . fr6m must of the high ground de The east is composed of boy* 10:45 a. m. Nursery during of Raymond J. Bannon, 90 Lincoln , Indianapolis — (/Pi — Meat-hun- full-time work until the following The Russians Wore’ reported to- prefciTnce In setting them.selyes John D. I-eohard. of East Hart i and girls of the High school, who Director Mrs .Edyvard Buahnell, leader. stiect, Hartford. Bertha Taslitt, Center street, Win- gVy Indianapolis residents are o f will be validated May 1. noon. much emancipation for human fensive po.sitinns ringing Bologna [morning worship. sted. hopes, that all leaser doubts and Monday. 'drtv to have seized the 26.000 ton up In small businesses. ford, was fined $.30 and given a ' have been tn rehearsal since late 4:0b p. m. Intermediate Youth 11:00 a. m.—Morning warship, Blagriff, Edward,, Pvt., son of fered free fowl by a generous city Fuel Oil Office telephone 5189. : oi. the south. There seemed a good suspended 30-day jail sentence on sermon by the minister. "With Wodka, Henry C„ Sgt., son of disagreements may be resolved in Nazi battleship Gneisensii and the Rof\^el8 Aid / In many rases, this meaps WPB I po.sslbillty German inner defense last year on the two shows pre I Fellowship will leave the church Sunday,, Apr(l 22; Mrs. Florence Runyon, Bldg. 15, administration which has a Sur Period Four and Period Five lO.OOO-ton heavy cruiser Seydlitz would have to take materials a charge of breach of the peace. sented for the Marine Corps 9:15—chiurch school. What Judgment Ye Judge. Ye Apt. 206, Yellow Mill ...... 'Village 'Mrs. Kamelis Wodka, Route 7, plus—of pigeons. Far the fastidi coupons of 1943-44 and Period One, its favor." line* may be enisi)>ling. Leonard was arrested*10 days ago (for a hike and outdoor service. Shall Be Judged" (Matthew 7:2). I Norwich. Oonnally declared the charter of nt unidentified Baltic ports away from established businesses League's Sen-ice Fund. 10:30— Nursery school. „ ous who want them 'dressed there Two. Three, Four and Five coupons Plane to Piy Bigh.th Army troops fighting by Officer David Galligan )or mo 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. i^nlhem's:—"Rock of Ages".Buck ^Cam M co. Carmen C.. Cpl., hus-| Army Wounded— PacIRc Regions the .proposed organization, on To Fac<* T ot The Air Ministry said last night already operatmg on limited .sup northeast of Bologna rolled The "Teen-Age Follies" Will be 7:30 p. m. "How to Help Peo- 10:30—Morning worship, v. is a slight charge of 10 cents of 1944-45 issue valid to Aug. 31. that the Luetzow la lying on the plies. lesting females in the west section the final show to Be presented by Prelude, “ Solace” —Pease, Senior C!holr band of Mrs. Angelina Camarco, ! Whiteway. James V., Pvt each. The birds were ti-apped In a All Coupons worth 10 gallona a Fresh Salterl INiits which the Senate eventually will through heavy shell fire. They en of town.; Iple Who Are Sorrowrful and Be- "How liv e ly Is The Hand of of Mrs. Charles, Whiteway, O i l tiottom in shallow water at Swin- In Feel For example, one veteran^ the talented young group this sea Emsmuclasm' choir, “Open Our 2976 Main street, Hartford. drive to rid'the downtown district unit. Local Agency for have to pass, v^’lll not be perfei t. IJlicMillial tered San Nicolo Ferfarese. key Ireaved." Sermon by Mr. Ward. God" ...... Loughborough Sparks street, Waterbury. GaM)liiie but he i^ lc t e d that the pUn fl- demiinde. on the Baltic coast. whose case is pending in Federal village nine miles southeast of son but plans will be followed to^ Eyes"—MacFsrlane. Carrozzcl' ,' Angelo P.. . Pva., of the pests. I Double Kay Brand .‘Stockholm dispatches, mean continue the activities of the group' The Week Soprano Solo—Mrs. Kenneth C. Drapeau, Alfred J. W., Pfc., hus A-15 coupons good for four gal naUy produced here will provide vOaattmril fFem Page One) District court in Arizona - wanted F’crrara. Offertory, "Supplicstlon husband of Mrs. Lucile , Carroz- band of Mrs. Bernice V. Drapeau, (fVintlnned From Page One) while. said what was left of the S()0 tons of paper this year to F<'w (zarcleii Plols during the summer, and fall on a Monday— Wotring zella, 16 State street, Windsor lons each through June 21. B-6, Arthur Dniff Stores for mor* flexibility In future-years The British troops which enter Schreiner. 5:30 p. m. — Cyp club (high 61 Canal street, Rumford. Discord* Ruled Cruelly 845 Main St. Tel. 3806 than the Dumbarton Oaks pro-1 German Navy had fled to Gopen- start publishing books. 'WPB ed Budrio pushed on and forced the musical’ comedy presentation by 4:15 p. m. Girl Scouts Locks. C-6, B-7, and C-7 coupons good for plaii(l Policy Wednesday— church, New Haven, Conn., Sun Monday, 7:00 p. m.—^Girl Scouts, wich avenue, New Haven. Mrs. Sadfe Soucler, 39 Gold street, decree. Senate as without political si^nifl- and from t ^ wetei^, have been re clvlliana. whether it had any right . Brazilian units driving north The plots have been plowed and .6:3.0 p. m. Turkey supper put day afternoon at 3:30 . -o’clock. MARGIN fftatssk" i ported. but flervice 'Command offi to withhold non-military paper ‘ To camouflage circles under the Troop 1. Miss Emily Smith, leader,-L Qates Wyman P.. 74, husband Watervllle. BROTHERS cance in the battle between the ward on the left flank of the - are ready for planting. A small [on by Men’s Friendship (hub. Sunday Vespers ht Emanuel are Ooonally'a words made It clear cers believed this w^s the first from any citizen, and-qiarticularly [ eyes, run the rouge from the 7:15 p. m.—Boy Scouts. Troop«{j.f Q^ace A. Gates, 31 Essex, Wlthee. Everett W., Pfc., broth PLUMBING & HEATING divergent Demoi ratic elements - i ' Top Problem Americana occupied Montalto. 22' charge ia made for the work jn 10:00 a., m.-4:00 p. m. Red omitted, 25, Charles Lynn, leader. General Contractor time rockets were i^ed for land- whether veterans’ preference was getting the plots ready to plant. I cheeks up under the eye*. Deep River. er of Ernest Wlthee, 30 Preble Although the choice of Snyder miles south of Modena, after driv [Cross work at Center CThurch. Monday—3:30, Girl Scouts; Tuesday, 9:00 a. m- — King’s Gentile, Provlno, Pfc., husband street, Portland. CONTRACTOR based craft. just “a figment of someb^y's ing forward about three miles. Daughters rummage kale. Jobbing and. was applauded by Je.Hse Jones. ! (Continued FVam Pay* One) Thursday— 6:30, Boy Scouts; 8:00, Meeting of whom President. Rodsevelt ousted; -t- imagination.'’. Stanley. Hustlers, Asbury, the Missionary Circle at the 3:46 p. m. — Junior Choir re LECLERC All Kinds of New ENAMEL Hlthstrt EstabUslicd Poliry [Gleaners will meet all day to fry church. An interesting program hearsal. Mrs. Stanley Sasiela, Mrs. Fred Minor, 62 Bigelow General Repairing as commerce secretary in favor eliciou^ Pizza pay only $2,884.44 which includes at pre-war prices. When the building rash starts land prices gifts. The bo.v* and girl* enjoyed mand; -jand that in the case of pa- I 3:30 p. m., Brownies. Classes. Alfred Lange, superin interest at 5%. various games and dancing, and Beoond Congregnttonei Church FHA insurance charges. win probably ris<« — so take advantage of lodav’s low market — Persnnal Nulirea THE __ Thursday— tendent. buy-now! 1. a variety of good things to eat. Ferris E. R ejm ol^ Minister 2:00 p. m„ Ladies'. Guild meet 10 4. m..’ Service. The Oioir Valerle’a father is in the Navy \Edii* Wlird, Chuich School will mijet for rehearsal at the close 20 years have passed and you still W* have lets lor sale on Henry ail reef. Bovvers .Street, Tanner Ink- ('ard of nianka and tWe other membera of the •A-X.I \ Director 6:30 p. m.. Girl Scouts, Troop of serviqa. • owe $5,000.00. — In 20 years you owe nothing. Street. Prlneeton Street. Green Road, North Klin street. Brook- Samuel O. Romette, Organist U> wiRh to tlmnk r )1 o u r (rlc m ln Htiil family are planning to move on No. 10. FILMS ■«U Street, Main Street, Pitkin Street, Porter street, Robert i-f'lfitivrn for lh»‘lr ItinftnDfi. Rhown h r Thursday to Framingham. Maaa. ANCE Friday— DEVELOPED AND \ • Road, Raymond Road. Wamnnke Road, Mather Street, Center- Ht til*' lirnR n t thf* of otir Roti*ln- ...... - - Our Slimmer Season Is Open Church school at; 9:30.' The Sal\-atlon Army COST $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 COST $7,884.44 ■sM Street, Bridge Street. Keeney Street, Server Street, Lifeh- ln\v and brothor-in'law, AAolph Oinr- Mode^ and OM Fashioned mo Church-hour n u r o ^ at 10:45. 3:45 p. m.v Junior choir re 661 Main Street PRINTED ReM Street. UvUi. , ■ (':------t s healaal. Major and Mra. d. H. iSweet Tim Salmood F%mUy. Morning worship at' 10:45. Ser- 24-HOUR SERVICE! Bay a Lot — plan your hntn<>! Easy terms If desired. War- Abcnit Town Jmon by thS minister on ther sub- (Officers In '<^rge) nuttee deeds. Spbrts Center m Iject: .’’Off Seasons." Music, by. the North Methodist Church Film Depbait Box The American Vocational Asso I WeDs Street lcbo'U‘1 Tonight, 7:30, open air meeting. ciation will hold ita semi-aninu^ -Thursday Jlev. C. Homer Oimu, Sunday, 9:30, -Sunday School. At Store Entrance. ROBERT J. SMITH, Ownrr Fofmiirly At Miller’s Hall Piclude'r'Lenlo—Gatlendar. Guest Speaker meeting in Meriden this afternoon. Anthem, O Lord, lyioat H oly^ Y. P. S. M„ William Ha;Jl in charge Real Estate and Insuranre Rummage Director John Echmaiian of How 'M MUSIC BY ‘THE SATISFIERS” r . Mrs. D. M. Bennett, 11, Holiness meetlng.l Dedication PLUS: "THE KID SISTER*' iFrinck. Organist and Choir Director TELEPHONE ai-W 983 .MAIN STREET ell Cheney Tech and several of the Offertory, Andante—Dunham. of baby oFSeaman and Mrs. James Evejy Sat. Night MONDAY AND TUESDAY A Peppy, Up and Coming 8-Piero Orchestra! R. Hazen. KEMP'S faculty are expected to attend. Poatlude, March-—Steane. Sale 0*4 TIaM For Yoi “Our Hearts Were Yowog Md Sunday SchooirSiSO. 7:30, Salvation mefting. Major Tuesday, April 24, 9 A. M. l and ftU AlUie! Oay" — PIim : "Nevada" — And The young people of the' church Rev. James A. Young of the BOATINt; — SWIMMING — OUTINGS — BANQUET Iwill meet at 5:30 to go to, the Morning Worship 10:45. Pet ’r Miller. Prompter One Hour of Short Subjects! Prelue— "Allegro: Cllantabile" , Vestry,'2nd Conirl. Church Church of the Nesarene returned M’e’re going all-out to make our facilities (he No,*!., Ichurch, lot for their Sunday eve- last night friom Cambridge.' Maas., Ining meeting., . ' 6th Symphony Wider Auspices of where he attended a.district com vacation playground for Manchester. ■ The Week Anthem—“Fairest Lord J.esu*’’ Women’s League. . ^ mittee meeting in the interest of Monday at 7:00—Bdy Scouts. Arranged by James Gillette the annual campnaectlng at North TUeaday at 9:00—The Women s Offertory—,"^rd, for Tomorrow Beethoven Male Glee Club Household Fu^ishing, Reading. Maaa. Jt is expected that 3 - r D A Y S - 3 V ■; ■League will hold a Rummage sate and Its Nfi^s,^' Conant Center Street Glassware Service for 8, meetings .will begin June 3R and le t the church. Donations m il' -be Serinon Topic, "Simply Rbjiglon," BOLAND“ Kitchen Utentiils, Etc. continue through July 4. ■ Rev. SfilN.-MON.-TUES. Irecelved at the church Moqjlay Young I* a trustee o f the camp Hold |afternoo|i- V : • • C. Homer Ginns Twentieth Annivermry meeting boerd. Postlude— Improvisation on GEORGE GRIFFIN. Mgr. . Tuesday at 7:00—Giti Scout*. , MWVA A T I Dial HeiocisiAlo^e! i Wedneoday at,-6:30-Ti-The Mar . ’’Italian Hymn" Carl McKinIfey '1 - The final lecture in the T..W. d. 6:00 Youth Fellowship, Mrs. A M ) f i j : i 6320 |r(ed Couples club will have a sup- CONCERT AM)fU:i V / 1 Li ^20 A, series thlg spring at the Nathan miy Iper and entertain'ment a t . the Ward Krause,'.leader. ' Haie school aaaemMy hall, will not B in action! Thrill-lathed drama ■church. Members are asked to be Tuesday, 7 :^P0—Combined <3holr (Dedicated To All Men In Service) be given Monday evening. The I prom pt Moviea will be obown. rehearsal. followuig'Monday, April 30. Dr. o( the Navy's qlorir FURNACE BURNER SERVICE ous blimp hijgadsr Notea Alan Overstreet of Wesleyan Uni Tha choir rehearsal - will be FRED E. WERNER. Conductor. MALE HELP Covenaut-Coagtagutloiial Church versity will be the speaker. ■omitted this week. 43 Spruce Street ELE'Xn OR a . BENNETT, Accompanist. V-E 'Day aerviiea will (be held at Rajmold O. driinson, Pastor The. United Polish Societies of l7:0O the evening the nbwa la an- If ypii want information concerning the financing of a new Manchester wiU hold an Blaster WANTED Inpunced. Pedple cif the communi- Sunday; home just call on us. Whether you plan to build a home party tomorrow afternoon at 3 Ity regardleaa of, church affiUationa High School Auditorium o’clock In Pulaakt hall. North 9:50 a. m.— Church Bible School, FHA or buy one, you ipay have the benefits of our many years ror ■treet. Ignace Zatkowski-ls chair |wM be very cowHally ^welcom ^. (^rl. Johnson, superintendent. INSURED man of the committee making ar M - 6 - K f 8 11 k. m.—Morning Worahlp. Ser MONDAY, MAY 7th, 8 P. M. MORTGAGE of experience and our intimate knowledge of local values. Modern, CentraUy Located Essential War World rangement*. mon: "A Great Hope." Music by TalcottvUIe Coagregatloual the junior boys. SYSTEM Come ip, if convenient . . ,^’jsi^hone us and one of our Church 11 a. m.—Church nuiuery. oBicers will come to you. Rogers TalcottvUla, Ce«n. 7:30 p. m.—Tha avening oervice. Three-Family House - m t m m Thia aarvlca will b* a Conuntmton Guest Artist ” ^ Engagemeni$ -«iTOM D R A ^ • JAMES GLEASON t:80 a. in., Ohurch school. "Roll Call" oervlea. Every member Corporfitibn 1 ,1 0 4 8 a. m „ Morning worship. is expected to be present and re DORIS ROY, Lyric Soprano NOW OFFERED FOR SALE AT A ' Borgren-Pickard QJIYION • BOYLE • Be S?,S i. - o t SSIi I The Rev. dharles O. MeyUlister spond as their name is called., Manufacturer! of Mrs. Jennia M. Pickard of <3*r- I will prearil. Those who find it impossible to, deo Drive ha* announced the en- -PLUS- -PLUS. 7 p. n t., the Young People’s So- attend are requested to send a REASONABLE FIGURE . PfaatiC'Bord gngsment of her daughter. >Dae I ciety will meet at the church. The greeting which will be read- aa Bentrie* A. Pickard, t^ Nelson J. I leader wU be M lu Polly Marshall. their names are called. Friends of 10:30 a. ngi. to 3:80, p. m. Thura- Associate (2 tickets, inc. ta x )...... 12.40 Mill and Oakland Bergfisn. eon o f Albert Bergren of the church are welcome to share ■’-Y TO SETTLE AN ESTATE Iday, tha Women’s Miaatonary So- this oervice. Roberta atrbet. Beat Hartford. Single Ticket (inc. t a x ) ...... 11.20 Streeta It ia understood the wedding win —.j ETTF leiety will meet at Ah* church to The Week take place in October. I aew for the Red C ron, with lunch- 4 p. m., Wednesday—Junior Three-Car Garage |eon at 13:30. chorus meets for rehearsal at the Tickets From Membera or Telephone 6809. All hlriag dono In ac* AdvartlaaaMnt— “ 7;8aday—Mid • By Mail— From Carl A. Gustafson, 31 Maple Street. By Appoinlment, kaitei garden («rtUlaar-«LU [the church. week service of prayer. This day If iRtertsted^Wrile To Box 121, Manchester, pablHzation Plan. per KM lbs. England's—Manebeo- TODAY: Thne Shown ter Green—Phone 8451—Free De ‘FOR WHOM THE BELLS TOLL” ^ At X:I5. tiU , •:( livery. (ilOHIil KIllK- m i K UHKI.'VV- fill.Ill H i m I Little Publicized Jobs
It WM ( S U e. BrillUm Victor- atefMn there vml be a p r o ^ m of q>orta lea Complete; Cleaning amea, with piizea for the Jsm Ont of Handreds^fv^, and with pl«Jnlc refreah-
Of Caves in Hills. f as competitors. Their work waa Equipped to Give You looking for in the line of sheet not obtainable, Many of the farm Yearsears of Experience meroua organizatlona aaaigned to fine, however, and this year they m::tal work and cannot find in the ers have come to Mr. Bentz to 'finve water tanka, milk coolin the often little publicized Joba of will have a.chance to prove .their The Best Service. market? If this is the case, you In ..This Line. worth. Miss Morton met thelrJass (links, etc., made for them. Aft^r making brilliant victoriea- com- will be interested to know thJit’ ' plete. Wednesday forenoon at the syna Don’t put off another day having ■giving the dimehsions of the thiiks o gogue to talk over matters. Last Nommn Bentz does all kinds ot required to Mr. Bentz he jd able How about your roof and how 1 But maybe what aome of the your brakes tested—for it la a sheet metal work at his shop lo W ' W East Center Street — boya in the Forty-Third aay :wlli year Mra. 'Veron Hills did excel^ to duplicate the origins! tank did It g o through the winter? If 'well-eatabllshed fact that the po cated at 592 East Cehter street. give you an idea. ' ~fl lent work as leader, but sa she la cooler -in fact many discs the you had trouble with it, why not leaving Hebron to make her resi lice are going to make an extensive Mr. Bentz is an^ expert craftsman type of cooler turne^^ut by Mr. Pfc. Walter ToezkI, 49 Lyman In all kinds of 'sheet metal work call Mr. Coughlin who I'a an ex atreet. New Britain. Conn., dence elsewhere, she will not be drive on poor brakes and you Bentz is a much stordier pniduct THE CAR YOU OWN available in the future. It is hoped and if there js any item needed than the original dne. Thia is par- pert on all types of roofs and have H IG H GRADE brought up the whole .thing. It waa don't want to be the unlucky one by you, all you have to do is to on' a lonely road, deep In the hill that another leader can be secured. tieulnrly appreciated these days him look it over for you. He will . . If In running order la,a country b^lnd Antipolo. After a to be caught with poor brakes. If telephone 89W or drive over to his when it is a(r'difficult to obtain real asset. We are etMl a loag Among other matters discussed ■fihop and consult with him on tlie gladly give you an estimate and month'a battling, doiighboya had at the gathering at the Hildlng’s you have not had your brakes test any metal i hrk In the stores. waye trem new oars. Lai PRINTING work desired. Of course Mr. Bentz does all adviae you what should be done poahed hack to the fourth range was the possibility of arranging ed recently better drive over to —whether it requires a whole new neip beep yoor preseat eiu la of Japancoe-fbrtifted Ullla, clean foi a 4-H choniB. Another meet Depot Square Garage and have I Mr. Bentz owns and operates kinds oy ordinary sheet metal JOB AND COMMERCIAL his own shWp and with more than work his shop. This shop ia roof or whether it just needs some the best pnealbir mecluinirai ing out hundreda of caves. ing la scheduled for May 29 at the pne of the mechanics put your car pA of the shinglei, replaced. His tele PRINTING “We get all aorta of clippinga home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy H. bn the machine and test them and 20 years’ of experience in all types fully equipped to turn out any onDdlflon. Be oonolntenl eanut of sheet metal work beiiind him. type of job that may be required. phone number is 7707 and he will Hmmpt and Lawient eriatlag hack from our folka,” aal<^ Tocfzkl, OetchelL I make the necessary adjustnient, gladly quote prices for .you. naving It checked ead eervtoed "bat nofM of 'em had anything Depot Square Garage 1s so bu.sy there is practically nothing in this If you are in need of downspouts, of All KInda Following the meeting refresh line he cannot make for.you. it gutters, sleeves to go around vent One type o f roof shingle partic here. It wfll pay. about the Forty-Third. There'a ments were served and a pleasant these days that .it would be wise ularly liked by Mr. Coughlin Is plentViateut other diviaiona. Noth does not make any difference to stacks you have only to cajl upon COMMUNITY PRESS social hour was enjoyed. to have it done now and not put it Tite-On. a rubberoid ahingle that A. B Hiilnie, ' j «A Rare ing aMMit oa. F(dka are writing all off. In the first place. It is foolish Mr. Bentz whether the article de Mr. Bentz and you will b / aBle Tif- Others present besides host and sired by you is on the market or obtain anything you need. rtlc-jlarly, suited to the iitew CXKIK’S SERVICE ST A. Cor. No Main and No Mranol the time, aaking if we’re atill In hostess and the 4-H club workers to drive with poor brakes for safe ind climate, where anythilM Maaeheeter Ureen.^ Phnne 8996 the war.” whether it ia something ypu de Mr. Bentz has also done a great SfrretB - Teipphnae 6727 mentioned were Mm. Nelderwei- ty’s sake ajone,-and in the second sire made especially for aqjfie pur and frequMtly does—hap- Idea fer, John Horton, Leroy Kinney, place brakes that pdll cause un deal of work in making hot air pose you have in mind, if it is in furnace pipes and is particularly These sMc^Ies are able to -1 Sorgt. . Thomas Oarrett of Dsn- Ira C. TurshCn, Kenneth Ellis and necessary wear on your tires, and sheet metal work, • Mr^ Bents will land the extremes of heat Mm, Leroy H. Getchell.' in the third place you will Save expert in making the metal work S vlUo, Va« had the aame Idea. "Tou be able to make It foy'you. Insofar for air conditioning. and cold, ice, snow, rain and winds.This Has Been a Hard Win know what they’re caning ne. be- Lucilla Miner, daughter of Mr. money by having them adjusted be as the cost of this/type of service They will not blow off. In fact they Furnace and fore some state policeman orders You have, only to call Mr. Bentz ter — It Goes Without Say- cauae no one ever heard of the and Mra. Gharlea P. Miner, lost is concerned, yoi/h eed have no and he will gladly give you infor will not even lift an edge in a injf: Forty-Third? We’re ’MacArthuf’s her pet puppy'Tuesday evening. It it done. Mr. Roy also reminds bis fear, for Mr. Bentz does not heavy windstorm—and you know customers that the polic are also mation about his work and quote Plumbing Supplies . aecret weapqp.’ ” was hit and killed by a mhtcirist' charge exorbi^nt prices, his work i prices for you. Ih the future make how many of these high winds we DO THE GUTTERS Sergt. John L. Colllnaon, 87 Ap- from out of town. It ia hard lines making a drive on headlights now is beautifully clone and you arc | have experienced in' the last few also. Thia means that they must Mr. Bentz your headquarters for AND CONDUCTORS Of All Kinds pteton ikvenue, Pawtucket, R. I„ for dogs as well aa human beings sure to ber^ exceptionally pleased all sheet metal wbrk—repicmber years. "Today everyone Li trying waa up at Camp O’Donnell, the on the roads even with the present not be too bright and that they with the Work. to obtain the best for the amount On Your Property Need Re must be properly adjusted that that 20 years’ of experience in thia deaerted former prison camp, rubber shortage. to ^heet Metal Work particular lino go into making his of money expended and Mr. Cough pairing? yrheh some three hundred Japa Mrs. Dorothy EUls and Mm. when driving at night they will not So thany items in sheet metal lin, with years’, of experience In be high enough to shine in the work perfect—make it vour head Manchester nese fleeing trtm Clark field cir Doria Fish were hostesses at the work are off the market now that quarters for sheet metal work. The back of him, unhesitatingly recom cled around and began attacking. final gathering of Senior Snippers eyes of approaching drivers. Be Mr. Bentz has been particularly mends these shingles. He feels CaU wise, have your oar taken care of telephone number is 8966. Hardware Co. ODonnell yraa bronght under mor at the K3magogue Thursday eve that they will stand np and give tar and artillery fire from guns in at Depot Square Qarage. extra service for years to come. NORMAN BENTZ ^ t e r GaflaMo, Prop. ning. The work o f Mm. Verbii jiKst take it out of this convenient nearby bUla. Tha YaiSca there Hills aa instructor of this class has Hava Your Motor Vitalised ’ You have several ■ different colors 592 Bast Center Street 248 North Main Street foogtit It oat and woo, while the department and off you drive— no to choose from so that any color been greatly appreciated. The fam Now that good weather is urg expensive lay-up of your car. Per Ellington Telephone 8966 TeL 6265 main battle moved onward. ily will leave Soon to make their ing us to use our precious gas how scheme you may have in mind may TTie l^rty-Third swung east haps this service is one of the most be worked out. home in Somers. A number of about having your motor yitaliz- appreciated of the many maintain Frederick L. Broad, a Navy V-12 ward from Manila and relieved prospective buyers have looked at ed? You no doubt have had some Three-Ply Hoof elementa of the First Cavalry In ed by Mr. Roy. student, at the Hartford Theologi A higher priced shingle may the Hilts place here over hut as yet time of anti-freeze put in at the For all types of services on your cal Seminary \yill occupy the pul the tough Uttle battle for Antl- no sale has been reported. beginning of the winter season also be obtained. ShingiM laid by J. R. Braithwaite Johnson Bros. polo, the aouthem anchor of the car. make Depot Square Garage at pit Sunday morning In the Con- the American method give a three- An interesting session of He and this should be thoroughly ao-called Shimbu line. They 241 North Main street your head gregatiobal church. ply roof. These shingles are heavy, bron Grange was held Tuesday flushed out to prevent beating or quarters- you can't go wrong by Mrs. Henry Wagner of New Keys Hade. Locks Repaired Blectrieal Contractors waded through a concentration of clogging la the coming warm days. welffhing 325 pounds per 100 evening at Gilead hall,. Master patronizing this garage. The tele Britain, has returned home after a square fo c t When laid thia way 5.T.T Main Street fire to taJte the totally demolish CHarence T. Rsthbun presiding. If you are a regular customer of Tools Ground ed town—rand Pvt. Bulls Keck, 227 phone number is 51!3 and don't week’s visit with her sister Mrs. only one-half the shingle is ex TeL 6227 - 7606 The program was on towm history Mr. Roy's you know just What a forget that in an emergency you Jacob Loethscher of Berr avenue. posed which means a much kmgdr West Maryland, Knoxville, Tenn., and was In charge of Mrs. DpHs' wonderful job thia vitalizing does Lawn Mowers Skarpensd lams wiUi them. have only to use Mr. Roy's home wearing roof, Why not phone Mr. PorUr HlDs. for the motor. The accumulated phone for help. "Turtk»” F lo a ^ g Mines Coughlin now and ask for price We Wiir Gtady Give Yon Ntter Uttla Skimlahes Many local gardenera have peas scum and gummy substance quotations on new roofs? The Electrical Utilities around the pistons and rings ia Estimates. . The division plunged westward already np. tomato plants under Problem In Forwarding San Francisco— t>P)—Lieut. An telephone number is 7707., Re-Condftkmed into tile hills. ’ Pfc. Sam Santucci, way, and gardens otherwise in a removed and the reverse flush ma thony Moyes, recounting his rea- If you are in the market for a 19 Apple street, ESaat Rochester, promising state. Lilacs are In hud chine does just what the name in cuc after his Liberty ship was tor tin roof, EJ. Coughlin can re Gens Repaired dicates. By the time all of thia Denver—(/pi—The long list of N. Y., waa In one of the many and blos-som and it looks aa If alphabetic agencies being sJime- pedoed, said the first, night large place your old roof with a new one bitter little aklrmisbes—a five- there would be none of the lilac has been done your motor is in carrying a 15-year guarantee. — BaCMgefataefi' top-notch shape and ready to go— what confusing, a Denver woman, turtle.s surrounded the lifeboat. 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 day battle by one battalion to blossoms avaitablh for Memorial cut through all the red tape and ” We didn’t try to catch any Now ia the time to have this work rapture a midget peak. Prosaic Day. The ground ia blue In and you will wonder just where it done while the wqather is good. gets its pep from. 'This service is addressed her letter to “Uncle though. We were too exhausted, " ally called "Bench Mark Seven,” -places with wild violets. In short, Sam, Denver. Colorado.” he .said. Dawn revealed the ’’tur While you are at the Job of hav- the season seems well a month most reasonably priced and once 'nR-yoar repaired, remember this bald hill ia about 500 yards you have it done you wljjl not won ”1 understand yon .want feath tles’.’ to be flositing. .mines; the root long and ten wide, rising from a ahead. / ers for pillows for, your Army.” lifeboat had boinbed through the that Mr. Coughlin is sn expertjon W e Hitve Been in the BILL'S TIRE Mrs. Victoria Strong / who is der that Mr. Roy and his me she wrote. "I want to help you repairing chimney leaks and will meadow. ' You'll probably • find chanics are rushed with people whole field without striking one. Plumbing and Heat Pfc. Paul Gully, 4,828 Westmin- spending some time at jaer Hebron out. I have two feather beds and point up your chimney for you. place, was In New Ypt* for a few wanting to have their motor vital When you are finished you heed . star avenue, Philadelphia, atin up ized. you’re welcome to use them.” Now Not Cnstomer Htoiself ing Business for Man)* there, waiting in the wind behind days this week. Postmaster J. O. Stevie is thumb jiave no further worries about REPAIR SHOP a machine-gun for any Japanese Mrs. W. Sherivood Orlffln has re It has proved a wonderful con ing though the alphabetic agen Moscow, Idaho—t/P)—The car your roof or chimney for a long Y eA rs. Wni. H. G r^n.'Prop. who might circle back. turned from a ?tay of several days venience to unfortunate motorists cies, wondering wliere to forward that ’insurance Agent C. N. Boyde time to come. Mr. Coughlin Is an In the Manchester Memorial hospi in having Depot Square Garage the letter. • Ixwght from an insurance com utterly reliable and Spendable ^ely on our experience aitf Cotnmbia and Elk Bicyefes. \ These boys and fiamiiy others maintain emergency service— for workman and while his prices are service for best resalta. Make h easier fca'yoursdf. Start putting part of were' In an eleven-day battle for tal, where she was. under observa pany has been stolen. The com tion. She wishes to thhnk those emergencies are not respecters of Cottage cheese and raisins or moderate his workmsn^p ia of U. S. rtres. nearby M t Tanauan, a higher hours. The garage ia open daily, pany had recovered the, car after the very highest quality. Rely on ' • 1 your pay check right now into yourlsbare of the War who helped make her stay pleasant figs, equal portions, moistened a it had been .stolen from a previous pnk wi^out protection for at- from 7 a. m. to 6 p m. except Sun little with orange juice make a his exp ^ en ce on all roofing wrork. Repairs. Service. Bonds we’ll all haVe to buy to this 7th War tackenf. Tech. Sergt. Laurence- by remembering her with cards owner who had collected theft in Johnson & Little and letters. day but after regular hours Mr. delicious filling or top spread for Accessories. C. Desnoyere, 9 State street, Ma Roy maintains an emergency serv surance from the firm. But the In ain Loon a success. _ bt.ra. Charles C. Sellers -wa.s fresh gingerbread or ginger spice surance agent Isn’t so lucky—ne 145 M STREET lone. N. Y., was with them tirhen ice by the use of Ws home phone. cup cakea Phone 5870 part of the 103rd Infantry regi guest of honor at a luncheon given dida^'/hnve insurance. 180 Spmoe S t Ptume 5450 ■How to move a The factory trained mechanic b e d - ment finally won the summit In Colchester Tuesday by the three teachers at the Hebron Green employed by Mr. Roy not onlyf Is -( after breaking through concen capable of working on Chrysler Manchester! trated small arms and hand gren three-room school. Mm. Maude Bottomley. Mra. .fames Kahn and cars but can anej does do a wonder ade fire. Sergt. Joseph Spates Let a GroSON’S^-. Mra. Archie Green. The parly ful job on any >^81(6 car. The CHARMORE Dry„Cleoners KRAUSE'S 1,628 Pacific street, Brookl]^ N. tat*r joined the other teachers un special parts department has prov Free - Aetiom ' Y., went up the same rugged ed a boon to the motorist in heed BEAUTY SHOPPE g a R a g ^ der Martin B Robertson’a super Our Work Phone 3043 93 Wellg Street B. B. Olbaoe, Ptop GREENHOUSES slope. vision. and went on to attend an of replacing some parts in his far m Havttofd No waiting for parts to be shipped Speaks of SPENCER Pvt. Philip A, Burns, 6,943 exhibition of school book.s st the Style and Teleptioiie 7{$4 '•Thirtieth avenue, S. W., Seattle, SUPPORT Special AReunoa East Hampton consolidated school, Charm. BEAR - and make y o u r / - War Quota was one of the iMne detection men Glvtw To Phooe Loan for tesrhem and others interested- O u t Motto relieve that mus. ^ o went afoot across the beau in educational matters. Wheel AflgameaL OfdecS rea SNS SERVING YOUR NEEDS Is To Bring cnizr herharht tiful little valley nearby. In the One of the bonks showm was en Out Your aad fatigue—give Expert Dry Sp>i—lleto la rw- dangerous job of clearing the titled ”In New Places,” a new sec la All Oim Natural folt new mercy. aerai aod W w |. road for trucks. Behind the next ond reader.c^ntalnlng, a simplified SPORTS EQUIPMENT Beauty. MART r . Cleaning Service Uarhoretor diag Arm uga- cans on the Pa5ToIl Savings Plan have boosted their For two very good reasons: range of hills, you^ find T-5 Ed version of ’’Mrs. Mallaby’s Blrth- McfAR’n.ANO Servteelr."- ward Scott, I 627 Ffrairie avemie, step Around To See Us! Eveljm allotments to take tar^ of part ‘df their quot a right now. ■ ” a st()iy written by Mrs. Apartamat- S4 O ;, Out FInwetw First, Uncle Sam needs just about as ihuch money It’s a tough job no matter how you tackle it But Providence, R, 1. who just re Sellers 1 Helen Eane Gilbert) some We hava It. H H*s to be had. Duchesne, Uarden Hrtve 185 kUin S t Phuna 5012 turned ‘ from a seven-day march .-.•'.rs ago tor the entertainment of We can get It. If It’s to be got. Prop. PHONE 7684 PoMcd It’s a smart way to do it. .^nd j’ou can, too. tills year to fight the war as he did last. Even if our it’s the least we can do to support our fighting men across extremely rugged terrain Hebron children, and how in use in W f »'anJo It, If It can be done.* Read Herald Advs. oa a t’cconnaissance mission be inanylschOols as a story book. It la onr aim to serve you so The drive doesn’t officially start until next month. job in Germany were over—which it is not—we still overseas and help Imng them a little closer home. hind enemy lines. well thatl yaa’U "qok tor ioofe." M n. Sellers has Written a num C'attle and Potilfry ' But if you wait till then to take care of your (juota would need every cent we can spare to beat the Jap. So they say: ’’Don’t you think ber of children’s books, and ia now Biiy Yonr Hardware It’s rugged out there,,too?” under Contract for three new chil NASSIFF ARMS CO. Are BrinirtnR I’op Prieepl dren’s books, the first of which. FIND YOUR QUOTA : . • AND AiAJff ITI And they have you. Which is . SFOKTS 8UPPIJKS CHRYSLER,; DESOTO, PLYMOUTH tougher—to be part of a vast ” Mr. Plum and the Little Green MS Btata Bt., Maaehester. Csoo. and Housewares .FEED Army in intense artillery and ar- Tree,” Is now in process of illua-’ t ration. ’ Tel. Maaehester S-1647 SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS IF YOUR YOUR FERSONAl MATURITY htored tattle, or to be one man ; with a carbine or a flame-thi’ow- The scarlet fever case in Gilead Needs at MOON'S FEEDS AVERAOl WAR 80N0 VAlUi OF er entering a cave with the enemy is reported as in a favorable con POR BRST RE8UI.TSI W AOl . QUOTA ISt 7TH WAR LOAN WhateTcr May Bt T omt /TFFP yOUP CAR EXPERT AUTOMOBILE Am WORK '* I slinking in the darkness? dition, it being a light case. The FIR MONTH II: (CASH VALUE) BONOS BOUGHT victim is a diuighter o f Mr. and ATflGHTINOPAP ' CAMPBELL'S Mrs. ‘Romoio Saglio, and la still 8380 ''' 8187.90 8250 under, tjuarantine. No other cases Ro o f in g Moving a bad upstairs can be a pf^tty £y a lawn ot Amston Lake and vicinity. ’The Dupont Point Products WILLIAM H. SCHlEUMjE rich teture and sparkling above have trucks and have been IM Spsuee Street ~ Tel sfifiO color. Scotts Seed Is tripio Reiwir Work 178Uemdrat HM o t IMO adBing In aU the simUar drives to cleaned nnd. 99.91% weed- give their time and work, as well free. as use of their trucks. WALLPAPER Hebron schools close here Fri- 3 lbs. ^ .2 5 10 lbs. $7.25 Tour Umbrdhi CAPITOL lay for the usual spring vacation. s At^tbo saaso tUas local otudenU 5 Iks. 3J5 25 lbs. 17.50 GRINDING rO. sf Wladhabi High wUI fewve their PICTURE FRAMING SAVE Restored Like New 88 Main S t f e i 79!W racatlOB ad a wock. loctddtng i r * e e 6 » Lm R OKs It Scotts fer Dense Shade—where pracUoblly no sunlight Is received. W * have 1 nUk-me* tt wfil ba about W 1 lb. 88e 9 lbs. $tM 8 Iba. 84.18 “When rkinirB Are lluB lays. CXKHT ATTENTION! SCOTTS GARDEN BUILDEB — iiiiTTri MukiBHnn pradaetton Oar Bsstoess Is Good** 5 5 ?* * "* *■ **••* titissoota od SKR gwrfcM. 19 lba.7Se fS Bn. 81.48 88 Iho. « l J8 SAWS 08 A1.1 MMIN Alao Blba and Otter’ rarta SET WATKINS BROTHERS, Inci a T S bS w a ^ Mis- i w. Btidtag. immm h S S - Hand and Pimet George’s 9 JO H N S. W O L C O T T & SON Lawnnowerv Sharpened f e s r MartaaJ' M ta JOHNSON PAINT CO. E a a o » « Y I G B aTATTON irarlwm wsro pcsssat a nnd Overhnated , •MMAOianunr ■gphi atnset A t HtaosH St. for the coming Open 8 to 8 P. BA and Saturday P. M. L. P A LV Z Z I Ageate tor SlaMnlllaa tm . • Tht$ h an oMolmt V.S, Ttaaautjt aaveritaetnani—praparad under auNpioee of Treasury Depatirnani and Wat Advertfdni CoortoO 48 B im r a X G T T E t 8888 Beef tot Alr-Cbmled Baglaas. ing to adjust themselves to at messages and which, ^ In effect, la that, they foloaljr ImoflM thoy Manchester :ca.U temporary peace, is the would have opened the door to Children Need can foraorra youth afalnst the Assembly Notes Questions and Answers Book Reviewer dangers of sensuality by means looming probability of a race censorahtp of any government In ' Comments ‘ On Servicemen's Annual Masonic Ball iBx Committee on PubUe ^Your Gl Rights purely natural such os a foolhardy ORANGE HALL BINGO Evening Herald problem become more'urgent than formation and the effective stifling Problems PtTBUSHlD BT TI " Information Speaker Here Parents Help initiation and precautionary-^ In* It ever haa been in the paat. It la of freedom of the press. From the River Road u etructlon for' all Indlecrimlnately, p b INTINO OO. INC. Connecticut OenemI Aaaembly By Douglas Larsen U StaMli StrMt After ?thst came revelation Of Room 403, State Oapitol A. Tuition, books, supplies, and Proves Brilliant Event even in public; and, wone still, 1^ not only an extremely urgent By Mmlcolm Mollan NCA Staff CorreepondMt equipment will be provided atj Kaaebwtar, Ooon. an Involved, elaborate mixup with exposing them, at an early age to EVERY MONDAY, 8 P. M. TB01IA8 rcitouso' problem; it la one of the most dif- Mr. Mollan, retired editor ot The Herald, preserves bis contact, Washington — The army Is do Government expense. During* Cosmopolilau Club En* McLean Asserts Haaicar the State Department over agree s Safety AWard bridge. Mass., white quilted taffeta, Hie occasions. In the order to ac ncult of solution with which the with r.ls former dally readers by writing a weakly letter for ing a very oxtenaive Job of teach training. If your pension is lesa| Over 20P Attend Social ley Are Best Teach custom them, surtt Is argued, and roaadcd Oetob«r 1, U ments reached at the intemation- tUesa columns, in which tis expreesea his own leisurely acriyed- Clarence H. Eggleston of Sha than 892 a month It will be in-l gardenias. Jq^s Lecture on Best Admission 2Se United States hss ever been faced, ing disabled men how to get along , Mrs. Ralph Maher, grefn - and as it were to harden them against * PubllaM B*«n ■vMlng Bsm M at convictions concerning ton.a major mutters and hla observa ron, House Chairman of the Mo creased to that amount. If you are' Affair in Temple Last Lt. Jean Pierre Aumont, e r s ^ Moral Matters. calling for the exercise of the ut al air conference in Chicago last tor Vehicles Committee, today white print, corsage of pink sweet Of New Literature. such danger. Such persons griev Bwidara wd aeildapi Untarad at tM tions concerning some veryminor ones, aa aeen from bis home and eahi tC living after they are*! s)pgle. If you are married, your With the French forces In Europe. ously err." PostxMno* at Maiiel CoBO.. aa most wisdom and for spiritual December. The upshot was that announced that he felt it very discharged. It Is bound to hap Night; Gowns, D w ^a peas and roses. 23 REGULAR GAMES 7 SPECIALS Kattar. on ths banks of the Niant'ie river. Look tor his contribution pension during your training* Mrs. Joseph Skinner, black crepe Doar Jean, "Children need the help of their qualities which we may only ,h®P« some Senators seemed to have each week-end much in order to congratulate the pen and has happened that dis period will be 8103.50\ a month{ tion in Summer J f n e s .' A.t a meeting of the Cosmopoli Father McLean asserted that . sinaciumoN ratbs Connecticut 'state and municipal abled men need further vocational embroidered in gold, gardenias. tan Club held at Center church This Is on official report of an parents in ^ ttin g sex instruction children should be taught shout that, as a people, w# posaesa sai|ictloned the State Depart with an extra 85.73 tor Aach cliMd! Mrs. George F. Blackburn evening I spent with Mrs. Aumont, PLUS SWEEPSTAKES Ona Taar lir Kail ...... f •.!» officials, whose vigilance was en tratfilng after they decide what and 811.50 for each dependent yesterday afternoon, the members bccatise with the improper movies sex by their parents In t ^ home, Par oaoBtb by Kail ...... f .7* The situation of the Negro mi ment's committing thla country to At about the. turn of t ^ cen- • long years since the 1863 tragedy tirely responsible for the State of Manchester Lodge, bf Masons Southbridge, Mass., black bodice, heard a most interesting "Book who is known to some people as adjusting the information given to Stasia Cop* ...... $ ..01 kind of work they want to do. parent. ' and magazines that are circulated nority in this country Is highly an international aviation policy tury Edwin Markham w wpdte vott his of Ford’s theater, this people has Connecticut receiving the Grand successfully revived its traditional white net akirL Talk” given by 5iro, Marion Mur Maris Montez. You see, she has the age of the child. "Parents Oailrarad- rad O Oaab# Taar“ ------t 9.00 There are questions from vet Q. Where can I apply for vo Mrs. Howard Blackburn, town they stand in danger of becoming Waatara SUtaa aad &PO .tl3.0(/ without ita being presented to the Award in the 1944 National Traf erans about additional vocational ray, book reviewer of Hartford. been a homebody since you M t to. should instruct so as to open the anomalous. It is that of a people great poem ‘‘Lincoln, tb/ Man of been a better people, with a bet- cational training paid for by Gov annual ball at the Temple last yellow chiffoh, gardenias. Regardless, of beautiful writing fight for France. So for one evening victims of sex ab latio n s,*’ de Senate for approval In tre*ty fic Safety Contest. The citizens training provided for them by the ernment ? door to chasity and virtue and to KBKBBB o r who are held strictljj to the re- the People." The beauty, the sp *- ter appreciation of its freedom, of Connecticut should be very night after a lapse of sever*?! years Mrs. Jessie Blackburn, black and good craftmanshlp, Mrs. Mur We hit the njffht spots as she would clared Rev. Frcderlcli McLean of ■close* the door to vice," he said. TBS A88UCIATBD PKCSw form. 0 1 Bill of RIghU: Apply to your nearest Vet taffeta, gardenias. ray feels that no book is worth if ymi wete here. This was .■Uni aponalhilltlea of an undisc'riminat- tacularity and the eternal verity with a higher idealism, with more proud that our atate haa won due to the war. With so many of St. James's ch:irch at a. combined "They should be careful not to Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la aaaualraly These thinjrs cannot be ex- Q. I was a carpenter before T erans Administration Office, U. 8. Mrs. John Pickles, fuchsia reading unless it has something versal Studio's idea, not min*{ Not The Army and Navy Club, CBtitlad to tba oaa of rapublioatloB at ing citizenship while only theo of the closing linea of that classic of .tolerance and true charity in such an Important and coveted was drafted. I thought the In Employment Service . Office, or the yoving men from this and other bodice, violet skirt; gardenias and to say. Mothers' circles mcetlngySt the etimulate sensuality. all aawa diapatcba^ eraditao to or not plained away by accusing the Sen award. Mr. Eggleston remarked Connecticut towns in their coun that I didn’t enjoy it, mind you. Y. M. C. A. last night. TJie title otbarwlaa oraditad Ib tbia papar aod retically enjoying the protection have haunted me from that time its soul, than it would have been jury to my arm received in Italy local superintendent of school.s. stephanotis. "The two most important issues At her house I waited 23 min "Parentf, therefore, should be alae tba loeai aawa pubMabad bara. ate of drowsy indifference, though that he was indeed proud of our wouldn’t Interfere too much but Q. I am a veteran with a dis try’s service, it waa not expected Mrs. John Trotter, {isle blue yel- of Father Mcl.«an‘s talk instructed themselves, s point that Incorporated and privileges of that citizenship. to thla, and on last week’s Day of had there never been s Lincoln to Ihe attendance would equal that of of our times seem to be the setting utes for her. Why is it that dames there may be some of that. too. state. I find I Just Aan't do carpentry ability that was not sk>rvide-con- veray, rosebuds and marguerites. up of an international order and a are never ready? "CTirlstian Education of \ has been neglected in the post. All nsbta of rapublloatloa of apaelal That is a atate of affairs which U Sorroa; I looked It up. The lines be jeered at and condemned by Soil Conservation former years. However, more than Father McLean opened diapatcbea baralo, ara alao raaarvad. The chief trouble is thaJt_jboth any more. My arm can't stand nected. Is there any free vo Mrs. Stuart Kennedy, pink mar plan to make democracy work. The When she made her entrance, Children should get their advice on least accuses the nation of insin are thiesc: some, to enlighten and inspire The Agricultural Committee of the strain. What facilities are cational training available for 200 were present and fully 80 quiaette, eyelit trim, wristlet of best writers seem to be concerned the sight was worth waiting for. by 'outlining the various brand a spiritual basis, not from the Pull aerrloa cllaat of N. B. A Sarrtea Senators and Repreaentativeii are couples were in the gradd march of s^ Christian education Includinj IBC. cerity if not of arrant hypocrisy • • • Ha held his place— others. the General Assembly will hold a available to me to learn another me? pink rosebuds. with both of these problems and She was Wearing one of those street corner. God made the sexes tied down with so much coitimlt- second public hearing on H. B. trade or some other work? which followed a concert by Eddie Mrs. Thomas Dunbar, yellow have written some excellent mental, physical and spiritual. Ha publfabara Rmraaentatltaa: Tba in Its professions of devotion to Held the long purpose like s grow These were selfless men, these "X. Yes. Apply to your State Abrahamson’s orchestra. Worship low-cut evening gowns snd looked a means to procreate. Sex is a tee work that knowledge of all 30, concerning Soli Conservation, A. 'Ifou may be trained in col Board of Vocational Education or marquisette, snd lace, red rosea. books,” he said. as terrific as the day you married ^tresse(| the fact that moral edu- ibllme subject, not one to be J'lMua Uatbaara Spaelal Asancy—Naw the cause of democracy—a edndi- ing tree— two. Abe Lincoln snd Frsnklin ful Master and Mrs. T. Walter the should have a positive end— Tork. Cbloaso. Datrolt aod Boatoa. pending legislation, or even at Held on through blame and fal on Tuesday, April 24th, ,'at Room lege, business, or trade school, or ask the closest USES office for Mrs. Hamilton Hanney, moss •They have written understand- her. I floated behind her to tr^ted In a vulgair way." tion which, In the forthcoming Roosevelt—something that pinch 410, State Capitol—1:30 p. m. on the Job with a business firm. Reichard led, followed by the offi green velvet top, green chiffon Ingiy of many peoples, and have that of chastity. He emphasized tendance St discussions of it, be tered not at praise. the address of the nedrest Voca cers and their wives. Mrs. Relch- car. FO t^r McLean pointed out ths BINGO HBHBBH AUDIT BORBAU OP that the right methoda and tact struggle i[or the establishment of And when he fell in whirlvvlnd he ed souls of the eighteen-sixties This bill. Introduced by Harry F. Q. What i^lll the Government tional Rehabilitation Officer. The skirt, >:ellow rosebuds. tried to bring the problems of all aRCULATlUNR comes impossible. a r J' was beautifully gowned In into the open.” should be tised in handling the sub types W mogsslnes that get into a better world, we gan 111 afford; went down Famham of South Windsor, cre do to help me learn another type regular GI education rights are Mrs. Thomas Berran, white silk ■'w Maria waa having troub^ with snd of the nineteen-thirties and ates a State Soil Advisory Com pink net over .satin, peplum bodice Books Recommended ject according to Catholic philo the hands of children, many of Tba Herald Piiatlas Uoaipaay. la^ for If the world cannot believe us A joint congressional committee j ^"lordly cedar, green of work? alao available. jersey, vertical chartreuse bands her garters In the car. She had which d ^ lct pornographic and Every Sot. Night At 8:30 Sharp! aaaumaa oo dBaaelal raapooaiblllty for forties could not Imagine, much mittee, to meet at least twice of the satin and corsage of pink on skirt, corsage purple sweet Mrs. Murray especially recom sophy based on Divine and natur typograpbleal arrora appaariat Saturday, April 21 otherwise promote streamlined individuals on such problems, ,etc., Lieut. David Richardson by Ira dered caviar. creM suzette and Need of Training man: "It Is the Doast of the Catho ual lives, on terma of presumptlje against the aky. ambition to save an errant world My Best FViends are Soldier.s," capably served the Masona on and silver, orchid corsage. Wolfert. Written in the first per lic church that it\has the gift of congressional efficiency. Such re and carries an appropriation of The whist which was held at Hallscy; “Great Son," Fcrber; previous occasions. With the use Mrs. Hayden. Griswold, Jr., pow champagne, among other things. He quoted St. John Chrysoston, Admission S I .0 0 Manchester Way, equality with whltea, many thou Beyond a resolve to remind my from the black and bitter conse ten thousand dollars to the com son it tells of a naval lieutenant’s Your shrewd wife realized that grchl doctor of the early church, making the young\heart chaste. organization is badly needed and readers of that Inaplred picture of the center Wednesday evening "Immortal W’lfe," Stone: "Pas of numerous wall baskets fashion der blue chiffon eyelet trim, pink adventures after being stranded And why Is this, burahat it gives sands of young men of the Negro quences of its own folly. I can. missioner of agriculture to carry toral." Shute; "Valley of the Sky," ed of white cardboard in a lattice rosebuds. Universal woA'footing the bill. on the importance of the Vight This writer, pinch hitting .for should 1)# acconipllahed apecdily. had a good attendance with eleven on an Island. “I Saw the Fall of So here I was with one of Hol training of children: "What could us Jesus Christ for odr food and face and have required them to the paasing of one great Ameri- see them marching side by side out the provisions of the act. Skidmol'e; Non-Flotion: "Brave design, filled with varicolored flow- Mrs. Herman Dittmeyer, blue the Philippines” by Carlos Romu- the rogiilar akipper “of theae col- Congress cannot • function effi The Farmers' .^JMOciation, at its tables playing. First prize for lywood's most glamorous stars he more important than to train Mary for our nursing mother," hazard their livea on the field of I can I had no Idea, when I sat down the long vista of future cen Men," Ernie Pyle; "Briiie in the era again.st a background of blue, velveray. pink ro|ies, marguerites, Iq. Telia of the fall of Bataan, Cor- umna, would deaerve a called ciently In our present huge and weekly meeting on April IBth the women was won by Mrs. Win Solomons," Johnstoh: "Anything the hall had the semblance of a .stephanotis. and what did we talk about?— the minds of childhood and te A third and final tall^ n this battle for the salvation of democ- down to the typewriter just now, turies, hailed by all the people aa regidor, Manila. Jean Pierre Aumont. She showed shape the habits of the young? i t strike right at Uie- start It ha did complex government without It. heard Alfred W. Otte, Inspector field J. Andrews; 2nd, Mrs. Ralph Can .Happen," Patashvily; "China summer garden. Mi.ss Priscilla Sage, aqua mar- Other books she favored were: series before the comblneo^^oth- racyi They have served faithful what I was going to say after of the Bureau of Markets of the Reynolds; 3rd, Mrs. Eleanor Love. to Me,” Hahn. m-' your picture in her locket and truth, far greater than any paint ers circles will be glveii by ^ th e r SKILLED AND UNSKILLED not pay an honeit tribute to Man* America's redeemers, twin souls; An outstanding and greatly ad qui.settc, self ruffles, tea roses and "Robinson Crusoe. U.S.A." by er, .far more excellent than any ly and fought bravely. Many of pointing out that "lonesome State Department of Agriculture. First for the men. Arthur Wood; Juvenile: "Silver Saddles, " New gypaophila. told me how yoil were in the McLean In June. chnter as seen in the |>arapectlva marching, marching on Into the mired feature of the decorations Blake Clark.>The tale of a cast thick of the fighting, having been sculptor^ any other artist ranks, HELP them have died; many have been places against the sky” like thoae The speaker on April 26th will be 2nd, Howard Richardson; 3rd. comb; "Bright^ Heritage," Pro- was a white and gold replica of Mrs. Preston Sage, flowered away on an island, and the friend W sevjeral years. This wars at Flnher’a Inland of Pope Pius XII on Christian edu ) might'Ciil "tba Manchester way." ple matter, once the basic fact of shocked baa already begun to ciple that a nation which discov evening at the Quarryville church. all the Masona on the various com ford, pink chiffon and silk, os last days of Voltaire, is interest hugging for her. srltb area etaMUtatiaa plan. once, thua adding to the probabil The Committee on Federal In mittees wore white carnation bou- ing. It is by Adolph Meyer. cation of youth: "The mistake of I One is particularly made aware a division has been agreed uj^n. show Indications, if not of transl' ered that' an enemy signatory waa A large 'number were present at trich trim. When I got Maria back to her' ity that we shall lose the peace Even nopr the Judiciary Commit tergovernmental Relations will the meeting and extended a vote For Steady Work tonniers. Under the direction of Mrs. Sidney Harrison, black and Among the novels, "The Sign of threshold, she told me I could: modern educators on sex education Soldano— Schuleen I «f this effectivenesa by the re* torineas at least that there were violating the terms of that agree General Chairman Hayden Gris everywhere as well as at home. tee la In process of negotiating meet on Thursday. April.i26. at 2 of thanks to Stanley Nichols, for pink net. the Rain," is an excellent story or -kiss her on the cheek, I did and ' Schiebel Bros. Vocal Studios of Now York — 46 West 84th Sthcct . cent almost iMnsational achieve* some bscksliders at the mourners’ ment had thA unilateral right to p. m. In Room 402. to hbar H.B. mer chairman for the equipment. See Mr. Barrett .■\t wold. a past worshipful master of a Manor House, on the Cornish then told her she could kiss m'.-1 And It Is difficult to concfivo of the "Judgeship deal" of 1943, and Mrs. George Chaplin, blue chif 9 Prootor Rood TeL 8119 ! ment of the community in the it may be well along with Its bench. Mr. Yea But is still among denounce that document in ita ap 681, introduced by Thomas HBger- Sunday, April 22, has been des Mutual Heating Plant the lodge, all sub-chairmen and fon, bnftaded bodice, pink rose Coast, with a psychopathic hero on the forehead. "Oh, is that the | ^ tF W S ? any error into which we might us. But before the norm is fully ty of Groton, concerning the return ignated as the date for the scrap their assistants have worked tire buds. ine. It is most exciting. custom?" she ssked. She did ill WMORA,, matter of the clothing drive, task. plication to the offending state. Rear Circle Theater lessly for this year’s event and the PIETRO SOLDANO (Voice) fall that would better serve, what It will, aa usual, be fashionable restored perhaps It behooves of Fisher's Island to Conhecticut. paper collection to be made,by t|ie Mrs. Richard McLagan. yellow "Earth and High Heaven" is and before I could dream up any I I which elicited such a storm of There is abundant proof I t hand The Penal Institutions Commit Boy Scouts; the following routes Oak Street enjoyment of the guests. The also good. Two very timely books qior^ customs, she had disap- : ever forces of tyranny and con to call the result another of those somebody to pipe one small note music was varied and never lace and chiffon, orchid sweet peas for those who may need such ] applause from practically the en* "notorious Judgeship dealt," and that great mimbers of American tee will meet on Monday, April 30, will be taken: Crow, Patrol. John and stephanotis. peared inside. You're s lucli.' bvD BETTY SCHULEEN (Repertoiri) tempt. of democracy may survive In recognition of the extremely at 1:30 p. m.. In a room to be as blatant and the floor was in the things are: tire nation. Manchester is neither to condemn'It, and one could work prisoners in Oermany have been Collins, leader; will take the sec Mrs. James W. McKay, aqua man, Jean. ! t^e fall of Nasilsm and Japism. handsome gesture of the broad signed. to hear 8.B. 280. provi.ling tion at Bolton Canter. starUng pink of condition. Everybody “New Lives for . the Disabled" Sincerely, Teachers of successful concert, oratorio, opera, radios large nor rich; not‘ eVen rating up quite a lather of righteous In- subjected to the ^orture of alow for the deputy warden's takmg from the Center to Chase hinne. seemed to be having a thoroughly Jersey embroidered in gold snd by Edna Yost and Lillian Gilbreth. c 6 6 6 WANTED Nor are these few. dignstton ovsr the naatter were casting systems of the United ro.se, pink rosebuds. Bob Thomas. O the designation of "city" and in* starvation while 'Germans, both over the warden's duties and Re South School road and Route 85. good time. "Soldier to Civilian’: by Dr. Geo. and musical comedy artists. Cold UnpQtQtJoas.aM^dincted GIRLS AND WOMEN I The American Negro la the pos it. not for one uncomfortable States In unhesitatingly cancel quiring the deputy to be bonded; Wildcat Patrol, Bob MUrdock, Mr.s. Edward Boyce,, black net K. Pratt. They contain some ex ‘ habited almost exclusively by civilians and soldiery, were well Worthy Adviser Miss Betty over turquoise silk, corsage gar Ignorant of Poetic Values sessor of talents and virtues of question. ing all their commercial commit S.B. 381, giving prison guards a leader, will take from Bolton Thrall of Manchester Assembly cellent advice for handling many IN ALL DEPARTMENTS workers and their fiunllles; but in and amply fed. ^ 8o>. certainly denias. situations. Manchester and Hartford 1945 Summer Season which this nation stands cultural That qoestiofl la this: ments and devoting the very large full day's holiday each week, and Notch Maneggia's; I.jike stroot No. 15, Order of Rainbow for Sacramento, Calif.—IfP) — 'Tlie,' that generous outpouring of tti 01%-en a poUttcally divided would be quite within '-'the legal decreasing the working hours from to Manchester line; Gowdy's to Mrs. Clarence H. Wesson, aqua "Captain from Castile.” by Sam peasant conditions. Clean April 30th to September 24th. ly in need. This la his homeland; reaources of their great organiza Girls, and her associate officers, silk crepe, yellow roses. California Legislature had admit-1 personal possessions for the bene tienrral Ansembly, what would as well as the moral rights of the 12 and 12 dail,\? to 8 hours per day: Dimocks. Miss Sandra Stuart, Miss Dorothy Shellabarger is a historical novel, ted its ignorance—of poetic values.' British- steady work. Pays well. he has no memory of any other. be ,the alternative to such a tions to an astonishingly compre H.B. 316. changing compen.sation Flying Eagle Patrol, Bud Lee, Rica, Mias Marjorie Bissell, Miss Mrs. Reginald West, white silk swashbuckling and Intriguing. fit of Europe's impoverished mil United States to call off at once jersey, gold brocade, gardenias at least. In turning down the job i For Information Write Direct or Call There is nothing of nostalgic res Judgeship deal? The answer Is hensive, dignified and sympathetic for boarding prisoners from three leader, will take from Coventry Nancy Norris and Miss Natalie "Philadelphia Experiment” and of nominating a poet laureate the | TOBER lions it left any number of more the well intentioned but mi.Sguid- line to Bolton Notch; to Vernon and pink rosebuds. "Along Theae Streets" by Stru- American Club ervation about his loyalty. Ha la that one party or another eouF ~ coverage of last week's stunning dollars per week to seV’enty-flve Carpenter assisted in 'registering Senate Rules committee, reported: Mrs. Elsie GustafDon — Manchester 6809 pretentious amd more well-to.-do attentpt to grab all the Judgi ed compact that is now causing cents a day; H.B. 1048. propo.sing line; South road and Tolland road. the guests and in serving at the Mrs. George Browrisworth, thera Burt are very good reading. "At (hi: most, the nomination BASEBALL MFG. CO. communities far in the rear. Not aa /cnterlcan as s Sioux. ships. Would that be better T 1 I vi.sitation of fate, all the way us bs German soldiery held to do away with discrimination Thrbe people in town have do punch bowls during the evening. black net, white sweet peas. "Your Kids and Mine" by Joe E. would be put an empty honor for i t : Brown is one of the finest qf all Elm Street only was this due to the inherent Nor Is be a seeker after special So the Judiciary Committee, by from the first break of the tragic In our custody on a plane equal among priiioners m county jalla. nated their trucks for this drive. The young girls, all In floor length Mrs. Gu.wn serv please have the paper ready and BINGO slate, is actually working on-what Convmittee will meet on Tuesday, BROTHERS. I NC. appearance and seemed to be en Mrs. Royden D. Tuttle, black of poetic values." dicated a degree of leadership and is an aven break. That'a all the at Hyde Park. ice men. May 1, at 1:65 p. ni.. to hear H.B. to remember that this will be a joying themselves while giving jersey and pink bengaline, white is the fArrest possible solution'Of monthly project of the scouts. Fraiicis Douofiue When You Buy a capacity for getting things done returning Negro soldiers will ask, the political situation *ln this Gen No Hasty Growth For Congress to ,\ct 317, an act concerning rights of thetr services. sweet peas. df which It may well .be proud — all that their famtilep will imk, all But I am still haunted by Mark physicians to prescribe for their IJbrary Notes FUNERAL Refreshments, under the direc Mrs. Cbai'les Wilke, pink satin- eral Assembly. If there w'eren't Such action is, of course, up to .The following hobks have been TONIGHT yery proud Indeed. that'their defenders will demand. the traditional label of “notorious ham's picture of the giant t^ee patients, intending to permit a tion of Mr. and Mrs. William Bray top, pink net skirt, wristlet of Purchases Store the Congress and is not the re physician to prescribe methoda of added to the Bolton Library; "Re- wer% served In the banquet hall yellow rosea. SCREENS Again in marhed contrast to It is high tim e' that aerious judgeship deal’’ on any and all di upon the hills, going down with SERVICE RADIO visions of judgeships in the Con sponsibility of the military or na meaps for temporary prevention during the intermission, and con Miss Riith KJellson, blue taffeta, FOR SALE the performances of some other thinkers of both races were apply thjit shouting cra?h and leaving of pregnancy when nececessary to sisted of delicious chicken Mlad, corsage mixed spring flowers. Francis Donohue, of 13 Pearl ORANGE HALL Buy Fuel Savinigs Too necticut Genwal Assembly, it val authorities. There haa been potato chips and pickles, rolls, cof street, has purchased the package HOUSE — 5 rooms, bath. cooHnunitles with which we have ing theroaelves, perhaps not exclu would be praised for entering ita lonesome place against the save life or prevent serious injury Miss Jean Robinson, orchid tofr REPAIRING a great deal of popular discontent to health. Ormand J.Wesi: fee, ice cream and fancy cookies. feta, white gardenias. stofe at 219 North Main street- Hot air heat. 2-car garage. become familiar is the seriousness sively but very earnestly, to the such a bi-partisan division in vol sky. No hurriedly-growing cottoa- REAL ESTATE The store was owned by a corpo with the^ situation, and much in The Public Utilities Committee TDirector Below Is a list of the women Mrs. Chester Andrew, white Lake front. Macadam road, PICK UP SERVICE with which Manchester takes its problem of the post-war status of untary good spirit. In reality, wood, no railroad-tie eucalyptus, will meet on Tugsday, April 24. at dancers and a Itrle f mention of ration which, for a time, conduct BIG PRIZES! Ruseow’Xom bination the present division might develop dignation' among those many WANIVD ro BUT — Stagle, marquisette, Talisman roses. duty to conserve waste paper. the' Negro—with the same resolve Is going to fill such a void. Only, 1:30 p. m.in Room 419. to hear the their gowns; Mrs. Edwin D. Poster, aqua ed package stdrea in several qlUes beautiful v W . Sailboat, into what could be called an "hon Americans whq do not realize that |8-Famlly -Hnoaes — Large and IL In donnecticut and Mr. Donohue And particularly the ingenious* in unraveling It that we manifest In God's gooij time, shall some following billa; S.B.t 839 and S.B. Smal1|.eanna — la Manehewter, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Andover, crepe with silver seqninSf corsage rowboats canoe. AVery AUTO RADIOS orable judgeship deal.” depending^ this "coddling" of the war prison 769, amending the charter and in yellow and white roses. was the Manchester manager. tiess and steady persistence with ed in meeting the terror of Hit of course, upon the caiubre and de tiny-sapling, fostered by the rains Bnitod, Vemoa and So. Wind pink taffeta bodice, black taffeta Admission 25c Windows ' ers is not bom of the“WHl of the creasing powers of the Methopoll- T h o n e 3 1 9 6 skirt, rosebuds. Miss MSrlon Pearl, black crepe The -corporation has now dis Shore, Coventry Lake. Wil- Which it not only pursues that lerism. Remembering that no ques cency of the individuals selected of springs and the sunshine of tan District re.specting ' water; sor. AO tmnanctlana (CASH) posed of -Its other stores, the one HOME RADIOS S qvc Up to 30%l Fuel to administer local justice‘fof the army or navy but on their part is Hiss Ann Smith, black, gold ac bodice, black chiffon skirt, red timantlc 6JI8W4. E. A. . ^ abtivlty but has managed to turn tion is evei^ answered till It Is an to aamimster locai juswee^ lo^ ine summers and tested by the W.B. 771, providing for the demo What have yooT Call, Write ar camellias. taken over by Mr.. Donohue being pAxt two years. The results could / merely in obedience to American cessories. ^ the last to be dlspheed of, Mr. Smith. (5,500. Terms. EXPERTLY INSTALLED the' Important wartime service to swered -right. icy blosta of a long at^ysceaaion of cratic election' of public utlltiea PhoM — Blaneheetar 4842 or Mrs. Charles Terbury, black snd Mrs. Harry J . Wood, chartreuse Table Model Radios even be better than they were to law; which is precisely whit a le commissioners who will be direct Donohue f^merly conducted .c, the WITH THE EXCLUSIVE STEEL SEAL scarcely less important account frozen winters, grow with the 2-1107 (Aay Ttaae). floral crepe, crepe,, corsage red roses and white 1942, when the Republicans had gally executed treaty is uptil It ly responsive and 'Mvapongihle to ‘ The S ig D of- H marguerites. New'England Hotel'In Bolton. For Sale by making the saving of papbr ' Streamlining Ctmffress everything their own way and. passage of human generations In Mrs..Newton Taggart, Sr., light Valves Ground 1. No Draft! No Rato Ventilation! has been denounced by Congress. public sentiment and public needs; HOWARD R. HASTINGS blue ohiffon. Mrs. John Wiecek, white printed Check provide^ pumerous important fa* I In some of their selections; show to another lordly tree to fill tbe S.B. 772, amending Sec. 3579 of Woi'thy Service taffeta, garden bouquet. Public Address Syihtem .... ■’*’> 2. Change 8<^r«ien tn Storm teab In Mte- U seems certain that Congress ed a contempt for the reputation It seems to me that ^ would Bool Batata oad La—raaee Mrs. Alton Holt, black lace, and nto From INSIDB Your Dome! v, ' duties much needed for the best plario of the fallen giant. Then the general statutes to conform to At 142 BAST CENTER ST. -Talisman.noses. ' Mrs. Ort(» MocDuff, black and Is about to aaaume a more doml- of their own party. greatly help public morale in this general election of public utililties 191 Phelpa Rood. Oar. Ortaa RA. For Rent ' These 8. No Bulky Window* to Store In Cellar! functioning of the town's fine indeed may the hungry eyes of Mrs. Preston Miller, East Hart pink net, pink sweet peas. LOOK! TONIGHT! HOMEMADE RAVIOLI! ntmt part in the operations of The unit dhialon o f Ooa- country if this matter 'were made commissioners. Mrs. Ward D. Day, white lace No Fu*s — No Ladder* — Little Umo! 'hospital. There may be some oth ne«tlcat JiwA'eaUps, .back in man search the skyline of the hills The House of Repre.sentativea ford, white taffeta and net, red- ' ROAST B E F AU JIIS^ Carbon Features government than it has exercised the subject of “must" 'considers-' carnations, sweet peas. \ bodice, black crepe skirt, red CALL 2*0840 4. Pay* for It*clf In Fool Saved! er community that has dona a IBSS, w-as notorious not because with a feeling that compensation today passed by a vote of 161 roses. * I . Ip many years. *There is evidence tion by Oongreaa atr th^ earliest to 72, H.B. 63, concerning voting Mrs. Rose Sidell, white organdy, DELICIOUS STEAKS 5. No Down Payment—56 Month* To Pay! Sjmilar job of making the cash re- It won a dhislon between two has been established and that all's red trim, corsage carnations. Mrs. Lawrence Bagley, pink or Cleaned of this in President Truman's per pairtlea, but beoanoe It wna a possible moment. In this country separately for each candidate on' gandy, gardenias. ★ VEAL CUYLETS Urt U* Show You 9 Rusoo 8-Way Comblnatloa TVIndoW! ..turps from Its paper collections well with the world. Mrs. Daniel Pidvan, green Jer- Manchester. sonality, in 'his' background pf deal between one party and a a great many good people are liv voting machines and making’'cer- . Mrs. Sherwood Brown, aqua taf F.»H. A. FINANCED — 36 MONTHS TO PAY^, , pay for hospital equipment but if taln changes as to voting by bal sey, gold sequins, roses and step LOADS OF FUN TONIGHTI Senate experienced and in the mtir disreputable foetton ot the oth But old men like me shall nev ing quite meagerly, and in many feta. .. there is we haven't heard of it. ' er party. Three Democdatlie sen lot. I / hanotis. ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING Radio Service er see that time. Arid It, is unlike . Mrs. John Seavey, pink taffeta, Mrs. Harold Case, pole green Most of us can distinctly re tual confidence And esteem that ators, behind the iMcks of the countries of Europe and throu|;h- organdy, pink sweet peas. Fine WineA Liquors and Beer 73 Birch Street ly ) indeed that within the life I IJ 1 I I II I red roses. BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. mark his association with his for- ' Crbaa fqptton of the party, dealt .out the world are living close to Mrs. Burton Pearl, • aqua blue member when municipal owner Mrs. Russell Tbbotson, pink'net Store Open 9 A. M. 195 WOODBINE STREET HARTFORD («) iper, colleagues. with the RepubUcaui minority tlmi| of the heroic generaUbn tl|al starvation, even dying of it, while Qomlity Mountain chiffon, pink roses. , • ship of what, we then called the and pink taffeta, pink sweet peas. To 6 p. M. TELEPHONE ‘3-1350 ■ -1 ■ ; . ' • Less personalized government In the'Nennte, nad the' mont has borne the very brunt of this we are feeding fat hundreds pf ReymanUer’s Restaurant Old Golf LiOts was a dream whose ; savage denunclatkjii of the deal Mrs. Roland A, Griswold, black and more "advice and consent of direst of wafa—nor within ' the Secbtid Pqtatdes S5-37 OAK STREET ~ TELEPHONE 8922 --- realization waa despaired of be come not first from the state or thousands of the very people who crepe. ,, . » . f. span of that gene^tions children ‘ Mrs. Byron Boyd, white taffeta, Jk.. cause of what seeincd|,a. cectainty. the Senate” would sbem one of the the public. Hut from tbe Croos have brought this miAery on . ^ 1- Small Fire Draws 1 safe predictions''for the Truman senators who had bedn deoM out —shall the vpld be completely fill lizatlon. ^ 1 . 0 0 green velvet trim...... -.1' ' that topposition w'ould foi^evep pre* ed.' , ■ - , Per JOO-Poond Bag Mrs. Fred Hopper, flowered s. Vail. .That dream IS Vow a reality administrmtion. But 1^ thla is to In the cold.,. . ^ __1 iPeed them, yes. Feed them as crepe, pink accessories. «>South End Crowd This tinie the division seems Yet I have much faith that At the Farm. and- the post-war period^ is sure be the case, then It behodves Con we would ’feed jratkes or oxeri— Mrs. Kenneth M*yi dfepe; likelir.4 o be accomplished wrlthout shall have from this point on, on sequins. to see the property converted to gress to wake up to' ita responsi well enough to keep them In Disc6unt for Quantity any such f^tional stab in the tbe whole, better leaders tbap on Mrs. O. Milton Nelson, 'white The appearance of Company NO- gratifying uses that will make bilities and prove tl)dt Its mem back on cltner side, and, barring health .and strength. For they Purchases. , 3 of the South Manchester fire de the whole we have had through chiffon blouse, Iloral crepe skirt. this a still more desirable place bers are,^ready for and equal to Isolated local treacheries li^ olUea have wprk to. do; an enormous Mrs. James Mathleson, royal partment ,ot the McConville flower to live in. the role that some of them have or towns where one party or- the out the past hlsthry of our coun amount of work,. rebuilding what blue crepe, gold trim. Hhop on Main street in the Mont other tries to dictate '-bofth sides try; wiser and .better men and Williams gomery Ward afinex at 8:30 Ia8t It even seems that there ■ is been querulously demanding. for they have destroyed.'It la high Miss Jeanette'I^ton, white and Chevrolet . of the slate, should pass ’ through women than many who 'have clut Evergreens Fruit Trees .coral crepe. , night attracted a crowd. Teleplione 5191 , every probability that Manchester the pa.st decadp. ' ! both houses without any denun time that we helped- our German The company was called on a Three events which iramedlq|e- tered up our political life with Mrs. James Alexander, pink taf^ Plymouth . I wiU'soon lose the less enviable ciatory opposition. ' priaonera-to get-, up an appetite feta and pink net, orchid and still alarm foe a fire in a motor ly preceded President Roosevelt’s their self Interest, their, personal Shade Trees Hedging at tbe store which was extingidsh- . distinction of being the only com* Most of the actual "deal.s" in for what they are going to get on white sweet peas. i Dodge .... death gave .distressing proof that volved toAT> APRIL 21,1941
Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Qoebbels. In his capacity as Churchill Says Serviiif renem§ 5,000 Japs Die About Town Roel^ville ’Rogers Scores gauleiter and defense commis Obituary ■ vX' WTTO— ISW sioner for Berlin, would address >1880 Today’s Radio W B n V —1410 World League In Cebu Battle; Eldward O. Steele, 19, of 683 ' Building Plans the residents of the besieged city ^Dobosz Ni«rbt’ stern War ThM Hall Spoils High Opener With 8-4 Victory later today. Vernon street, has been promoted Marshal Ivan S. Konev's First Foe Confused tp the grade of sergsajit, accord tnersinian Army was engaged In Funerills Will Be Free ing to an announcement made re- This Evenmsj tcoo—WDRC — Grand Cauttal^ —Sports by Jiaa^Chniptail; Ex'Pottce Gommissioiiier the drive south of Berlin. ce ^ ly at the 15th Air Force heavy C7 Station; News; WHTD -News; w n c — Wetory' Is Otlr Bust- Farther south In .Saxony where I .Miss Susan i>onahue (ContlMMd from Pag* Gim) * (Continued From Page no) bomber base In Italy. Gunner on w n c —News, ness. ___ Declares New Head- j 6:30—WHTD — The Answer Man; Konev's men also were driving to The funeral of Miss Susan C. . A ' B-24 Liberator bomber, Sergt 2:15—WHTD — Chrlatlap Science Cards, Yankees Films Local Sport Chatter ward a linkup with the Americans a new roof In the great fire-black veloped so far although a strojig Steele Is a member of a group Ailinial Affair of the Program;' WTHT — Grgek WTHT — Oalmek Polish Pro Fail to Solve qpuufen Not Needed. Donahue of 90 Chestnut street was gram; WTIC — Boh Steele. , the Riuislsns reached Kamenz. 19 held at her late home at 9:30 this ened hall of the Unlvers't; of Brls-- Japanese (oj;ce is believed en commanded by Col. Thomas W. Ameri<;an Legion Program; w n c — Agricultural tol, to which he came to present trenched near Davao. Steed, of Etowah, Tenn. The news. 6:45-W D R C — NewS»> JVHTD — April 21—Fishing oaoson tqianaf bouaead hack into the HnU out- ■ W iirtiM tir should try to Im- miles northeast of Dresden and 99 morning and was followed by a Labor. U. S. A.; W n C — Know miles from Chemnitz, the Germans honors to two members of his war From Malabang, U, 8. troops group has flowm more than 200 Rockville Tonight. 1:S0—WDRC —Report to the Na On Sports Night Show and many local nnglen ware seen fleldar’s kondS had it waa good for ym yg Its Bnaaclsl oondition •• • solemn requiem high mass at St. combat missions against strategic Yourself. at the local streams at awnrlse this Offerings of Faley said. cabinet. pushed 15 miles northeast to the tion; WHTD —^The Fighting A. only three baMs. James's church at 10 o'clock. Rev. targets 'W southern Europe and A. F.; WTIC—The Baxters. 7:00—WDRC — Mayor of the mornlnff. Saltor’s was flocked taffcr gcsinst Um tnialneMi cut- To the north the First White Frederick McLean was celebrant (Thurchill a’SS Aiade a "freeman” shores of Lake Lanao, a former Moro stronghold, 700 feet above the Balkans. Sergt. Steele entered Rockville, April 21— (Sperfal)— 1:44—WTHT —Variety Program; T o i^ ; WHTD — Blue Corre with outdoor aportafrea aaxious to ’The woathar hod a lot to do with tacks that arc sure to come after Russian Army, makihg a frontal of the mass with Rev. Edmund Legion-Herald Program of Bristol. ' sea level. the service, June 3. 1944. Stanley Dobosz Post No.' l y Amer w n c —John MaeVane. spondents Ahmad; W nC —Our land a Mg one. tta hall game. A cold wind swept Ed B raw a Cl"nan. will be added to those long melan be scared away by the hundreds The tide o f battle was turned by limb In doing any kind of planning have reached the northeastern, seas, having been first in France proaching Baguio from the north zation. As a fully qualified crew arrangements Includes Russell 4:00—WDRC ' — Report from War; Ned Calmer; WHTD — 3943." Detroit Lions last year and was looked up and said, "Lady, you AB. R. H. PO. A. E. that means added expense when It Philip Shaw, James Roach. Jr., choly and humiliated stiVams of that roamed tta bonks of Salter's stumpy Dick Foley, veteran HoO eastern and southern suburbs of and is now stationed at his per west dowrn Highway 9 reached the member Gunner and EHectrlcal Squlwa, William Richter, Nelson •Washington; W n c — Doctors Boston Symphony; WTHT — Both films have beeii seixired named the Most Valuable in the have passed the school, you should Robb, rf . . . ___ 4 0 0 2 0 0 la not juatifled, he said. Wmiam Griffin. Edward Quish and prisoners that, having done their village of Calot, taking consider thia morning. ' x righthander, lA o scattered six Berlin.” Thomas Kearns. manent assignment In England Specialist he will help the Army Mrad, William Poehnert, Oiarlea ..Look Ahead. .Symphonies of the Americas; through the office of Lew Fonreca, National League. . . Sinkwlch has have token a left turn.” The driver Kearns, e .. ___ 4 1 1 9 0 1 Rogers’ Suggeetions worst against the world, hav* no able high ground from entrenched Air Forces carry the w’ar to the Alien, Earl Krause, Norman WTIC—Truth or Consequence. former Major League InfleWer'and been in and out of service on sev turned around and replied softly, local hita In going the rodts. la Both German and Russian ac with the Air Force. His acldress Nipponese. 4:15—WDRC — Report from *ry Holland pens a letter from Vennart, p . ___ 4 0 0 1 a 0 only one frame, th* sixth, •mwm tha Not many years ago. Mr. Rogers hope but In lUi mercy.” is: Base Air Depot No. 2, Sta. enemies’ homelands. In' addition elscher, j John Laboc, William Overseas; WTHT —Al Trace's 9;00—WDRC — Hit Parade; at present head of the film distri eral occasions. ...The Giants’ trio "Sorry, hut school children buses Brown, lb ...... 4 counts described the flghting along The prime minister declared: Hill Positions Seised the Sampson Ns'val Training Cen 1 2 5 0 1 winning hurler in any troubta mcalled. ail of the town’s offlcos the outekirts of Berlin as s 'Violent | Comp. Sq„ A. P. O. No. 635, c-o to completion of the schedule of ctbek and John Darcey, Orche.stra. WTHT—Postwar M 1 14 t a r v bution for the American League. of Mel Ott. Phil Welntrauh and are not allowed to atop on the Beauregard, •as given by her/ sister-in-law, Africa as missionaries, taking Orchestra; W n C — Tin Pan Orchestra; WTIC — Grand Old few games during hia boot leave. Murphy; stolen bases. Nelson, Roy "Would bring the building up to On little le island the enemy de Mrs. CTiarles f ; O'olkert, Jr., of the St. Louis Cardinals. 'The films Joe Glenn, former New York Yan of the early Innings and In the A cold wind swept over the fltafi flghting: whoever It may be, I sha)l sup miles from Munich, after two days gees said that Laurel had gone to with them their three-year-old Alley o f the Air. Opry. 2, Albright, O’Neill 2. Skau, Har date. Bemau—virtually at the north fense had taken a suicide aspect as Liberty street, and attended by are sound and are written and kee catcher, has been signed by seventh Kearns was again the vic ana the low temperature seemml Cutbacks are bound to come and port him—we shall have to ask of heavy flghting. The with Japan. daughter, Barbara Joy. Rev. Wal 6:00—News on all stations. - 10:45. W DRC-Talks. In closing Holland says "to the ries, Klein. Hotchkiss 2 left on eastern cltiy boundary Just outside the 77th division coped with make you for a new leap forward, for a 20. relatives amVfrlends. who pre directed by Lew Fonseca. A fea the New Britain Pros. . .Other tim of a coUioion. fo tta latter in to handicap the locals more thaa asta matter of fact are to a cer drawal waa a strategic maneuver Continue Punishing Raids ter D. Cardwell will have a ser 6:15—WDRC —People's Platform: 11:00—News on all staticHis. ture of the film is a message to the members «if the Twilight League, bases, West Hsu"tford 8, Manches the Ring aiitohahn encircling the shift defenses, including wcxiden new lifting of the soul and body sented her w ^ beautiful gifts. WHTD — Digest of the Air; 11:15—WDRC — Randy Brooks players in the fold are Al Sherer, stance it was a perfect peg from it did the honra teem. 'The R sA oni tain'extent already here and it is to allowl artillery to pound SS Bombers of the Fifth Air Foree mon on Christian Stewardship at boys overseas by the one and only former Cardinal and Dodger pitch Just these few worffs. plny the Murphy in left flell for a putout ter 4; base on balls, off Vennsrt 5, capital and 14 miles from the mines, depressed anti-aircraft HO that this second war shall also The usual socWl pastimes were en Wasbingtoh Snapshots; WTHT Orchestra. game hard and clean, ^ y it to White infield seemed ttafrt and the duty of public officials to guns which raked beaches, and tr(x>ps which had counter-at and the 8eventh fleet ^ continued the regular morning service at 11 George Herman "Babe" Ruth. er...N e w Britain, Hartford, Meri off Foley 2; struck out, b j Vennsrt only Eld Brown played Ms usual heart of the city. be brought to a conclusion alto tacked. their punishing raids on Formona joyed and later cocktails were o’clock. win and may the bent teiam win.’’ economize and plan to save rather 500-pound bombs rigged With de se’ri'ed. A Mature of the buffet Stars ii^ action include Bill Dickey den arid Waterbury ore all spem- Manchester’s' glaring weak 8, by Faiey 11: -hits, off Vennort 9 game. than spend, he said. A new police Strausberg — eight miles east gether free from any doubt." Five divisions released from the and the China coast, sinking or At the close of the service tiMvn northeast of the Ring autobahn. tonatlng grenades. n was just four years ago today table was a beautifully decorated the great Yankee catcher. King soring pro teanis tois y ea r.. .The nesses were In the catching and In 7 innings, 'off Ntake, 0 In 1 in Brown Clsxls Trlpto deparUnent building would cost Nuernberg flghting speared on damaging 11 freighters, a schoon will be a special business meeting Kong Keller, Spud Chandler. , ace pennant aspirations of the Bos The Knights of Coliunhus soft left aide of the infield. Hall stole ning; passed balls, Kearns; win It was this oome Broens that Fuerstenwalde- -12 miles .south Bomb Nine Air Fields that Churchill last came to this birthday yake. ball team, members o f the town a slMshle sum and Manchester is Japan's homeland felt the thun southward. Third Armj’ units hit er an(i smaller craft. to act on the candidacy of Rev. A. British Inventor^s Death pitcher, Joe (Tordon and Frankie ton Red Sox took a nose dive when ten bases and many of their base ing pitcher, Faiey: lostlng pitcher, waa the batting star o f tta Kama In no position to undertake such a east on the Frankfurt railway. port city. Then he arrived Imroe southward farther to the east, Thirteenth Air Force and the Johnson who occupied the pulpit Softball Lregue, will hold a-prac Koenlgs-;Wu8te,rhnuaen — three der of 8-29s again aa a fleet of be Crosetti great keystone combinS' Manager Joe Cronin suffered hits went through rtmrt and third. Vennart. Umpire, Flaherty. Time collecting a doubts and trtioe to burden, he maintained. diately after a heavy bombing, while the French First Army surg Royal Australia! Air Force wal Mrs. AiLstln P. Custer ^ of 25 j last Sunday. Rev. Johnson is at tice seooion tomorrow morning at miles from the southesstem bound tween 200 and 300 of the sky mam bringing to Bri8toi:s resolute peo Uon of the Bronx Bombers... Bill fractured leg earlier in the wMk. 2:18. four trips to tta plots. Bsopocta ed 23 miles in a push toward Lake loped East Indies airdromes, oil Trotter street has received a let present a chaplain at the New Recalls Radio ^s Beginning 10:30 at the clubhouse. All mem ary. moths bombed nine air fields on ple a single sentence mes.sage: Johnson rookies third sacket, and Joe Flaherty of Rockville um cled Bill Albright, 8her Hotchktoi installations and destroyed . two ter from her husband. Private Cus London Naval Station and was many other Yankee players. bers interestod in trying out for Zoasen—about 10 miles south on Kyushu island. Enemy planes at “Carry on and all will be well." Constance, at the western end of pired the game yesterday and turn and BUI Skau oU rapped out turn 'Red Forces Battle the Alpine dedoubt. freighters and three coastal ves- ter. who is with the U. S. Marines, previously pastor of fthe West Cardinal SUux the team are urged to attend. ed In a bang-up Job. Joe gave blows apiece for the wiratero. the main railway to Saxony. tacking‘ American forces in the Now ho came to. receive the sels. Nc York, April 21.—UP)—Death iN BC Symphony: 6:30. Gilder- Ryiikus have been taking off from stating that ho is now in Oakland, Boylston, Mass., Baptist church for The cardinals feature the fam High Harriers big leagjne personal appearance "In addition to colloettag tea Descnblrtg the situation in the freedom of the city and to help d ose Ring On .Stuttgart In a special announcement, klac- Calif., having made the trip from thref years. fai Londonidon o of f Sir Ambrose Fleming ' sleeve; 7, Jack BBenny: 8, Charlie Reports drifting heck from Fish and Game In Five Suburbs; southeastern suburbs, as "most tho.se fields. honor two of his colleagues, the McCarthj-; 8:30, Eddie Bracken ous brother battery of Mort and and his splendid manner in calling safeties. Hall'coupled four loeal French troops clo.sed a tight ring Arthur's headqiiartcra disclosed Pearl Harbor by airplane. Pvt. Union Church Serrioe at the age of 95 recaUt that his Walker CSooper, slugging Stan Salter's reports that one angler the plays was something to sec. He errors, five hoses on tails, tea critical,” Transocean say: ^ Japanese air activity was Jimit- First Lord of the Admiralty H. V. the hanging. April 19. of MaJ. Custer, who has been In the sen"- Skit; 10, Phil Spitalny Girla.,. , . od to only one attack in the past on Stuttgart, and the French and Musial league’s leading batter, was hooked in .pie ear which re definitely packs a lot o f class. Notes stolen bases and several mental “The Russians have broken Alexander, and Labor Minister Americans southwest of Stuttgart Sakae Narioka, of the Japanese ice abouU a year, was sent to the All members of the Union Con work back at the turn of the cen- CBS— 3. Paul Lavalle Ckmceft; 3, In State Meet . Shell City Center two days, occurring when three gregational. church are asked to Marty Marion sensational fielding sulted in medical attention. An errors to score all their markera. through betw’een Cottbus and Ernest Bevin, who are to receive were within 10 miles of Joining .Army, convicted of spying. He Pacific area In November. He was Uiiy gave a start to the many de- ‘ N- Y. Philharmonic; 5, Patrice other slipped and the resuR was a Hall scored single runs in the first, Bautzen and enemy spearheads low-flying, two en^ned bombers degrees of doctor of law from the attend the business meeting to be Munsel Time; 6:30, Fanny Brice; shortstop, Harry Walker, Whltey Flaherty, a former umpire In hands. penetrated American lines in cl- wounded at Two Jima and hospital velopments from which has grown Kurowski and the rest of the Gas wet pair o f giants. But it all adds second and fifth Innings, two to (Osatfamed From Page One) have reached Koenigs-Wuaterhau- made a futile attack on a' amall university. held at the close of the regular the modern radio vacuum tube and 7. Kate Smith Hour; 8, Blondle; the Bay State where he ranked Russians and Americans strik vilian clothes. ized. He expects to be home in House Gang. Red and White Cx>m' up to the opening day' eventa. with the best, may land a berth the third and a three-run duster sen, where they were halted. An ship. Two of the planes were shot service to take bcUuo on a letter In turn anybody’s home receiver. 9, Magazine Theater; 10. Phil ing toward the Elbe moved cau about a month. Managers Joe McCarthy, of the on the local umpires’ staff for the in the sixth settled tta laaae. portant rail Junction town of Jue' other thrust Is being made In the down. of Dr. George S. Brookes, express Using the discoveries of Thomsis Baker Quiz. . . . BLU'—1:30, Sam petes in Annual Conn. Japan's. Dome! news agency tiously to avoid g^errunning each my Kaye Serenade; 3;30, Ethel Yankecr and Billy Soutbworth of 'The High nine lost their initial 'Twilight League games. He Is Better C m O tttm terbog, 10 miles southeast of direction of Zossen." Chinese Destroy Due to the Illness of Rev. ing his desire to reUre from the E. Edison as a basis. Sir Ambrose Hall appeared fkr ahead o f tta claimed a destroyer waa aunk 25 Miles Separate other's positions. 'The Elbe was re active ministry of Union church In Barrymore’s Miss Hattie; 4*.30, the Red Birds are other featured Relays at University. start of the season yesterdaiy after anxious to show his wares In town f Treuenbrietzen and 27 miles below Fire Forests Outside City Henry Olms^ad of St. John’s found that. If s suitable metal ele- locals In conditioning and in Urn Berlin, the German high command near the Keramn islands, West of garded as a likely Juncture point Enemy Spearheads December, the twentieth- anniver stars in the picture that is narrat noon to Hall High at West Hart and wn guarantee that fans will Meanwhile, Moscow dispatches Okinawa, today^^ Domel also said since it is a natural barrier that church, Rockville, Rev. (Ellison F. ment were enclosed in a glass bulb ed by Bob Elson famed for his wont to see nuira work by one, Joe field they displayed plenty o f sip ' said. Reds and Yankees, Chungking, April 21.—(>P)—Chi sary of his acceptance of the call along with a heated filament simi- i The eighth annual Connectlent ford yet the team gave promioe of said that the Nazi defenders of 200. carrier planes of the Ameri could prevent an accidental over nese troops, battling large Japa Marv)n, curate at S t Mary’s to the pastorate. many World Series broadcasts the developing into a standout team ETaherty. ( and vigor wkOs tta Rad aasd Whits ' Scarer A'venuee Of Retreat Berlin had flred the forests outside Episcopal church will take charge £ ux c th. .UCI. n.ht, it RtSIrf. worid over. Relays "will be held at the Univer I ------nine was Ufelcaa.' Wlth./thla sweep the Russians can Air Force attacked an island ' shooting of po.sition. nese forces driving across western At a meeting of Hie Prudential Ed Brown and Mickey Murphy the city in a desperate attempt to north of Okinawa.' | Moseow Declares Far behind the front the French of all services at St. John’s to could be made to detect radio sig MBS—1:30, Sunday Song 'Time; The running time of the movie is sity of Connecticut this afteriraon supplied the batting punch with 'The Wmirnantlc Filers and the About 300 fishermen Jsmmed The outstanding fielding ploys ^ severad virtually all the southward Hunan province, have destroyed committee held Sunday. April 8, of the game was a JirilUant bullet half the. Russian tank Armies Blast Enemy Position tri-coior fluttered from a light morrow. Rev. Alfred L. Wil nals. His device quickly became 3:30, Detective Mysteries, new exactly 22 minutes of action cram starting at 1:45. Entries have the former connecting for two Rockyine HUl BUUea will Uunch the banks of Salters Pond this •' avenues of retreat out of Berlin. enemy spearheads within 65 miles It was voted to hold this special' known as the “Fleming Valve.” throw by Mickey Murphy in 1 « ^ grinding through suburban defense Battleships, cruisers and de house on the tip of captured Pointe of the U. S. 14th Air Force air liams, rector of St. Mary’s will meeting to act on Dr. Brookes’ let time; 4:30, Name o f Song Quiz; med shots and features of the 1943 beauties. the local independent season at the morning pitting their skill sgairist The Berlin radio announced that (Continued From Page One) Later this "Fleming Valve” was been received from 15 high field to catcher 'Tommy Kearns H r lines.. stroyers continued to blast enemy de Grave. It signalized- the reopen base at Chihkiang. therefore officiate at all services ter of resignation. 5:30, Nick Carter, new time; 7, series. West Side Oval tomorrow after the trout Up to 8 o’clock not too The German radio said a decree tomorrow. turned Into the beginnings o f the Cleveland Orchestra Finale: 8, The previous presentations of schools throughout the state. Murphy’s triple was going s mile noon at 3 o’clock. Both teams many trout bsul been taken out nip a runner st the plate In ' the positions, Iwhlie land based and ing of the long-blockaded French A Chinese high command com Divorce Granted se'ventb. Ed Brewn made tto> one- had been issued In the doomed cap west of Wittenberge. about mid port of Bordeaux. modern tube by Dr. Lee DeForrest, Mediation Board; 9, Horizon’s Con-^. these Sports Night programs at Eight schools have entered the a minute when suddenly It struck a have promised to field their regu Joe Barre caught three, Ed; Dzia- carrier - planes launched bomii, way between Berlin and Hamburg, munique ^aid today that heavy diis 3, Frank Mordavaky three, handed catches in the clash to Sa'V* ital requiring all men and women r(M:ket and strafing attacks. MaJ. General Eisenhower conferred ____ • . . . rw,.!,I Mrs. Eula Grant Coombs of A merican Inventor. He insert^ - a cert; 10:45, What’s Good Word, V{ie Legion Home on Leonard Class A field, Chapman Tech swing in deep left field and hickUy lar lineups. unable to reach their customary and thrust halfway through the flghting was in progress at sev Members of the Stafford Springs waa granted a dl- John Mordavsky two. Jim Rohan fellow infielders costly miscuea. George Axtetl of Laguna Beach, yesterday . with Field Marshal of Manchester are third clciiienL which he called a Engliah Series. ^ sti-eet 'have proven popular. With (New London), Hartford PubHc, placm of work because of the cur- Gartower forest. The 84th In eral points in- Hunan to stem the reminaea or Llnwood Perry Coombs baseball In the air and the open one, Joe Mistretta two and Walt 'The local* went down in order in Calif., aald the rockets and bombs Montgomery only a few miles from Japanese advance on the air base the monthly meeting Monday eve “ grid” because it resembled a grid Manchester, Etost Hartford, Weav tailrnent of transportation to re fantry. in a seven mile gain, clear on Friday In the Tolland County iron. The tuto would not at approaches to their Alpine avCnue was 82 years of age on and trout fisherman deiwe, re- | stream and weather conditions in Leave Eaaaers Ktiaadr# 4343 Calcutta, April { 21.—(P)—The canceDed because of the' Roose Appointment with Life; 7:15, Uoh and other -|^Fohlei|M. Most Season; Dick Wargo a, linkup witp American armies Okinawa totaled 9,108 through British armor plunged into the redoubt. Brown-O’Nelll ' Friday and she. was given a sur iuond GranV Swing; 9, Melody in ported, that there waa so many i yean and with aq ettUmated Coach Kelley's team with tbs April 13; British have opened a strong pew velt broadcasts,.are being teviveM of the high school track coaches south of the doonhed capital, made outskirts o f Zeven, 20 miles U. S. Flrht Army troops were campaign to drive the Japanese Miss Mary Katherine O’Neill, prise by her family. S h e ^ the in many instaiiciea for tonight and Night. . . MBS—11:30, Pre- Hat Stove Gossip To Oppose Urban. I anglers at Salter’s that when | 18,000 anglers on hand. help of a pass and an error idacea Although these figures did not daughter oi Mrs. Katherine O’Neill, in the state came qut In favor o f aenaational gains across the Nazi northeast of Bremen, in a drive IbesJeging Dessau, 52 miles south from southern Burma. A 70-mile wldoi^r of former Councilman John Sunday. . . . An added speaker for view'vseries for Elsa Maxwell; 1:30 ------J he cast out tas Him he All species but black baas were two runners on th* pfitlis ta the FIRE escape corridor between the Spree approach the 19,938 Yank Casual , to encircle the rlVer port, and also of 57 Park streeL and the late Herzog. She received many cards, p. m., N. y . War Bond'Rally; 4:30, the Relays being held thia - year, caught a red handWerchlef, a legal giime today on 43 state- third but the rally failed to mat*- west of Berlin, but almbst all the thrust south from Meiktila has ■ Sunday on NBC is Sen. Thoma.s One look at the Hamiltcki Props however. The Rockville Hill Billies and and Elbe rivers. They drove to ties and the more than ' 20,000 cut the main road five miles Arthur O’Neill, became the bride gflfts and flowers. ‘ George Olsen Music; 7:30, Bulldog roster for the season and one hM green" necktie, a wrist watch regulated streams^ haU a doaen riallzc when Kearns wtaiffM and actlylty in this center o f the front carried to within 214 miles of the C. Hart of Connecticut in a diaciis- Relay races include the 440- } NORTH wlthiir 18 miles of Dresden, Mos counted enemy dead in the 20 squth iof Zeven. ^ closest to the German capital was of Tech. Sergt. Robert Lester Pledges •Sunday aion o f 'Island of the Pacific.” He Drummond; 10. Anita Ellis Sings. to hold their head and gasp. . . . tta WUlbnanUc Fliera will clash and a felt b a t Sam reported ponds and 'lakes and numerous Vennart popped out to Faiey. days of fighting on Two, they cov capital seaport of Rangoon, it was Brown, son of Mrs. Grace V. yard, 8M-yard, one mile, two mile cow announced. Miles from Hamburg Suburbs In the nature of a mopup behind announced last night, Members of the Baptist church speaks at 1 2 ^ m. The Props are loaded for the com in tta openiag ban game of tta that they were eo eloee that be ’’open'” ' " streams and ponds With one away tn< the last half Al ered only 18 days of land opera Brown of 115 Eaat Middle Tumil and the medley: A special 100- bright, Hotehldss and 'Skan all 5432 Forces of Marshal Gregory R. British troops were a mile from the easternmost lines. A 14th Army spearhead lunged are asked to bring their Pledge ing season and it appears, that the season -tomorrow afternooi^ at 5 picked a warm out of the fel throughout the state." -n e baas tions on Okinawa, 13 days pf pike. The ceremony wms performed yard dash will be rim for all three low’s pocket on his right, bait contributed base knocks good for Zhukov’s First Russian the suburbs of Hamburg, second dowm the main Burma railway Cardi to the service on Sunday or Gh Saturday night Hat: NBC— Surprige Shower East Hartford Is headed for Twl o’clock at the Wrat Side Oval. season opens July 1. > Army smashed strongpolnt after which w'ere marked by a stale- ' i c r ------— this morning at 9 o’clock In SL, 8, Gaslight Gaycties; 8:30. Truth crown. . . . 'TIs rumored around claases. Six field eventa will ta ed his hook and only to find A c t u a l, however, black bass two. runs and a 4 to 0 margin for soirT H city of Germany, mn^ n6W“ dom line 'to a few miles north of Pyln- James’s churph by the rector. Rev., hand them to a fiiend In order that held, the broad Jump, high Jump, Both clubn are members of tta strongmoint...... west...... of the...... Oder...... atmate on the southern front. Sinc^ the committee will not have to or Consequences; 9:30, Can You that a loc^ team- wifi geek per- out that he' had baited the hook may be taken from a 20-mlle Han. inated 20 miles of the Elbe south mana William J. Dunn, who used the pole vault,. discus, shot put, and T\vUlght League that will get UB-- the "veiy gates” o f Berlin In p4)T^ flared to i^hite The ^vpneing^ British iMlled 8,- make house to house calls. Top This; 10:30, Grand 01«v. Opi-y. For Bride-Elect mUsion ISd. play independent boll of^tbe fellow on hla-lcft ■I stretch of the Housatonlc river , Both teams went dqwn te order 4321 heat east of the city. double ring service. at the West. Side Oval op Rnmtsy. the Javelin. derway Monday eventaf. May 7. In the fourth and FAley continued haps the greatest tank battles of .Churches 500 Japanese in' engagements In Dance May 8 , . . CBS—7; Lionel Barrymore, Last year thd Fliera finished sec south of Bulls Bridge, and there 88 o f SOO 5fen Killed The Canadian First Arihy In The bridal attendants were Miss Mayor; 5 Danny Kaye Show; 9 afternoon. . ■■. . If this is true. It The outstanding reixirds in past hte mastery over the Red and the tvar. tensifled a. drive on the Naval Pyawbe, 26 jniles s6uth qf Melh The second annual dance of the ond and then lost to the PA’s ta la no limit on the size. - The Reports froiii the' lines reflect Helen Ridzon of Tolland and Paul Hita and Tlbbett; 10:15, Al Pearce will raise havoc with the Twl Relays have come in the field state, according to Dr. Russell Whira Bg&irl in the fifth. Hall Pea'ce riots were reportpd to ports of Emden and Wilhelmshav- Church of the Nazareiie tlla; -at Yamethln 14 Julies farther Shea of East HartfortL Rockville Fire Department vi^lch A surprise rtiower was given in the playoffs for the league cbom- have broken out Inside the | Ger ed graphically the deadliness of waa postponed last Saturday rnght Show..',,.. . BLU—8, Early Ameri honor of Miss Anne Rackus by schedule. . . . This move if it goes events. Some of the Class A \HeWfJSY' P. Hunter. Superintendent of icori;^ anOUi er nm In the fifth on AMBULANCiE en kgalnst bitter opposition. Po 466 Main Street, Mnnchrater south amd at Tattlron. bcyonct TPhe bride whb was given, In through will cause a lot of rumpus marks inolude a broad Jump of plonimip. The RockvlUe^^iall Singles by Hotchkiss and Skau and man capital as the rumble of ap the encounter,. S-Sergft. Ray Flta- Rev. James A. Toong, Pastor due to the death of President can Dancing; 8:30, Boston Sym her rister, Miss AHce Backus at Fisheries and Game, wants to re patrick, a Marine combat corre lish tanks captured Aschendorf Yamethln. mhrriage by her uncle, Bernard phony;' 9;30, Johnny Long Banff; with local officials who are striv 22*. 3 !i” by Skrigan of New Lon tosaen ndgM Pagani’s West Sides a stolen itase. (BURKE) proaching Russian heavy guns on the Railway to EmdeA, and pa O’Neill, wore a gown of white Roosevelt, will be held on Saturday U)eu: home. 56 Woodland stroet, in a Uirllllhg battle for fourth^ move tta bsaa to Impnive thia sec was punctuated' by Incessant spondent from Hartford, Cofln., evening, Mev 5. at the Town^hall. 10, Andy Russell Show, . . . MBS Thiirada.y night. ing to give local fans the beat In don Biilkeley in 1939, a high Jump tion as trout water. ' F oot Run Roily said G company ^ the Sixth trolled into Papenburg^ 20 south Sunday services: mousseline de sole, with flouncing '1—7, American Eagle in Britain; Sabbath attractions. . . 'The West of fl’.- l ’-j” by Palmer of Manrties- place but were elimlnted in tta STAND Manchester finally came to lifin. 6 8 6 8 blasting from Allied bombers of temden. 9:30 a. m„ Church school. We following the hnes of the train. Was Model Tblrty friends from Hartford, ployoffa by the ' Hamilton Props Between 80,000 and 106,000 le Leatherneck division, fighting on Get Yoiir. License Miss Catherine Marley o f this 8:30, SymidMiny of Americas; 9:30. Hartford Pratt A Whitney team' ter in 1938, a discus throw of gal rise trout were reported to in the sixth. Kearns glnglait. through the night German deepened flood wraters welcome you to our-classes and to Her veil of llluaion' was draped Warehouse Point, East, Granby, annexed the New BriUin Dusty who in turn were downed by the Teeterdny’s Reenlts Motobu peninsula, where the go city was one of the models st the' OsIIing An Detectives; II, Shady 135’, 11‘a” by Gil Bouley of Nor have been placed in the state- Vennart fanned but Brqwn' dou (H0L1X)RAN) The Germans said the Russians along their Grebbe line In Hol the study of the Bible. Tinnyson from a Queen Ann headpiece stud Valley Jambolree. . South' Windsor, New Britain and League last year. . . . Johnny So- FUecs. NaUonal bled to deep centerfleld te drtvu were thrusting ahead in' Berlin's ing w u comparatively easy, bad McFiiII, superintendent. i United Aircraft CHiib Fashion wich Free Academy In 1941, and controlleiliwaters beginning ■ In 83 of its more than 200 ihen kill land guarding the great cities of Here Next Week ded with pearls. She carried a bou this town attended. bieskl was aeen a t ’ the Props’ a shot put (p -lb .)) of 50’. 314” by Both managers. Bob Donahue New York 1(), Brooklyn 6. home Keorne with nm number suburbs on a 32-mlle arc and had 10:45 a. m„ Morning worship. quet of gardenias and Wrightll. S h W held this week In Hartford. The house was decorated with of the Filers and Jeff Koelsch of Pittsburgb 5, Chicago 4. mid-Mareb. Hundreds of thou 3060 ed or wounded In taking Big Nose Utrecht,] Amiiterdam, The Hague, She wore three .outfits, a sport, B und^ Fenuna: • MBS. 11:30 practice hoping that Jim Foley Luchetti of New one. Bemire'gard fanned. M ictay reached Hangelsberg and the and Romrdam, but . Canadians Sernion by the paatbr: "Distinc The maid of honor was gowned , m. m , Reviawiag Stand "Can War pink and blue streamers. The would cut the team so that he tta mil BUHes have guaranteed Boeton 5 Philadelphia 5. sands of fry opd fingerUng were Murphy ca n ^ t hold of,, a klalk- ridge. — atreet and date costume. She was cial in 1940. planted in the aocafied open (QUISH) Werneu(ihen: area—sevln. miles skirting the flo ^ pushed to with tion In the Works of Grace.”. iMu- A branch office of the Motor In maize velveray, with liata and in Europe End by Decree?” NBC brliffe-to-be was seated under a, could sign op the remaining bell to use their regular lineups in (Only gamee-acheduled.) pitcOi and bloated It far Into Im ' east and seven arid a half miles One platoon of 46 men had 22 sic by Ladles’-<^olr.Lid "-I short veil to match and arm bou once of 15 girls selected by the 'The best, relay times have been streams. casualties, he added. in a mile ruifth of Amersfoort, 12 Vehlcl^ department will be open 1:15 p. m.,, American United "Poet- chandelier from which gay pack playere for the P.A.’s. . ; . The the opening game with Dick War- Xmerlcan fieM. 'The t>aU was labeled a homer northeast of the capital perime ’ 5:30 p. m., N. Y. P. S. (Junior). quet of Talisman fOBCs. stylists to take^art In the show. turned in by Hartford Public, > Doily limit of trout is Ul firii 4340 The battle-hardened 77th Army miles east of Utrecht. Other ed In the Deglon Home on Lieonard war Production” ; NBC. 1:30, ages were auspendsil. She received RoekviHe Hill Billies may open 1:344 for the 880-yard relay In go going to the hiU for tta thread New York 5 Waehington 2. but'R'hit a swing and-boimced ter. I Miss Martha McKinney and Miss A reception for 50 guests was Agirat Here ■ ^ Roundtable "Road to Serfdom” ; rnimerous beautiful gifts. . the local baseball season by play Philadelphia 5, 'Boston 3. or five pounds and one fish.' Legal division came up against some of Canadian units'were wlthlq three street on Tuesday of next week, John J. McDerm(itt. Eleld Su 1939 aijd 3:34.8 for the mRe n;Iay City taaiH and Johnny Urban for back Into the field and Murphy wax Eight Strongholds Seized miles of Delfzljl, port lof the Ems Elsie Wray, supervisors. held later in the forenoon at the MBs, 5, Let’s Face Issue ■ "San- '“^efreahmlpnta Were served with ing Bundsy afternoon a t the West Rockville'. " Cleveland 4, Detroit 1. length is six Inches and over. forced to hoffi Up at third . the hardest fighting of its career 6:30 p. m., N.,Y. P. 8. (Senior). for the issuing of automobile op Sheridan. ’ pervisor for the Emergency Crop the same year. New Haven HIU- With streams running'gin-clear Moscow accounts said Zhukov’s in attacking ML leg^usugu, a rdek- estuary opposite Eihden. erator licenses. The olnce will be , F ra n cis^ Opportunities and Haz the main feature a- Mg i.a|rthday Side'Oval. , . . Vic Paghnl and Wargo and Urban ranked wlRi (Chicago 5 S t Louts 2. ' Klein walked and both he and Miss' Marlon E. Janqs, president. For (ravelinfg the bride has and Feed Loan Office, will be In bouse turned in a fine perform i • and lower than normal for this HOSPITAL troops and th(>se of Marshal Ivan like fortress on little le island to 'Third Army units besides seis conducted'there through April 30. ards’ , Sens. 'Taft and Pepper. i cmke as it jvas also her birthday.^ Jake Banks are listed wtth the the boot ta tta etreuit loot year. ' Standings Brown rode home when Bob CU^ ' 7:30 p. m., E'vangellstlC' serv chosen a (uchala suit with navy Rockville on Monday, April 23, Others: NBC—2:30, John Chas. ance o f 0:45.6 fori the 440-yard re 'ttme of year, because of the 'ab- SJ' I^onev’s #irat Ukrainian Army the west of Okinawa, Associated ing (Asch'entered Arzberg In Ger- The-hours are from 8i30 a. m. to Miss Backus Is to be married to New Britain pro Sunday' team. yFargo, a former University of American ford aingled sharpty to centerfleldL seized al least eight major strong- ice., Pastor's subject: “An Econ blue *' accessories hnijl corsage of from 2 to 4 p. nq. at the office of the Tflomas; StSIV Anny Hour; ,5 . . Look for one of the Tvri teams lay in'1637. stnee of spring.frestais.’’ openihg Press Correspondent Grant Mac- Hnany 10 miles to th^ south, and Cbunty Agricultural Agent on Chester Sobolewskr "in May: Purdue hurler, now connected — 1A- .W. L. Pet. The latter was out going into sec hblds along'^a 100-mDe front from omy for the future.” Music -by gardenias. Her gift to her attend The hostess wns assisted , by to dgn up Pete Naktenla if he -k- iday trout flabermcn ttiould w> well ond on the throw ta from the out D()nald reported. The enemy had Feidenfela 23 miles below .^eh, ark street. with tta University of Connecticut New York ...... 4 0 1.000 Berlin to Drea|den and were men the (Chorus Cho«r.. ' ''' T ant Was a compacL and the bride Mrs. Arthur Tcilf and' Mias Irene doesn’t sign,with Hartford. . . , erlth bucktaiUs and ' wet files. field on a cutoff play. Hall led S giifl- positions three stories —A tall, dark, and Elmer Nleman, Braves Hit and—ta the ninth frame In St. Louis' I 3 .250 Faiey fanned, (FNelU walked and service. » ated with the class of 1942 from tive crop acreage or on the num Went Hartford Pratt and IvlUt- on a double .plav ball to short, (After 6 P. H.) troops plunged 38 miles west from enabling' a battalion of troops to Nuernberg, touted shrine of the Wldbam, S3 Benton street; atieet; John ber of livestock or noultry to be handsome gentipman weighUd thiree-run homer in ninth inning to other. Urban is a known prod Boston ...... 0 4 .000 Note: ' The District Superin Mjmehester , High school and In wtth the gold briM of on Indian ney team Sunday at West Hart- No Trouble Getting llaahea V cniffotd booted ths pUI and tbn Rothenburg, through Niraky and move abross for an attach on Ma Nazis, was flrmly American-ruled Fischer,. 117 Prospect street; Bar- September’m s from the Army fed, not to exceed 2400, and the beat Phillip'' uct aa he has pitched In the Twl bfottoaol tendent, Rev. John N. Nielson, will official approached Lieut G e c ^ d e foed. ' . W. L. sacks jvere loaded. Pearaton filed Kletschen mtd reached Kamentz, chinato town, which was taken in today. Sixth Army group head- flara Johnson, 51 Kenikngton Air Fore**, Technical school at amount of interest is 4 percent. ' Steve Gromek, Indians — Held loop for the past three years. He P(:t. 78«8 preach at the eyentng service, Sun A. Humling, an Army norta bonre New York .. .., 4 Olympia, Wash.—(/P)-4Rt*te Ag- (H it to center and after the catohw, 18 miles nmtheast of Dresden. the early stages of the big push. quarteirs announced the' Seventh street; Susan Hall, Hartford; Rob Colledtlon Nay 1 Detroit to six hits as Cleveland is a. natural and with Long Jphn- 1 .800 day, April 29. j ’ Scott Field, m . Sent to an ad from a tour of duty in the Orient Qsnflsy May Retire Cincinnati ...... 2 1 .667 tlcullure Director Frank Martin Harrtea tagged np and oeoired.' This advance, threatening to. cut Fighting on high ground in the ert Dewey, 20 Summit street; vanced school he received inatruc- Chairman Laurence M. Dillon o f spiznked Stubby Overmlre for 4-1 ny on the hill, the Rockville team isn’t having a bit of trouble get the greater Reich in two in swift center of,the line, the 66th division Atwitter, she waited for him to Pittsburgh...... 2 3 .600 Albright wes purposely, pasaed to Miss Edith targent, 21 Maple tibns as a gunnier and radio opera the Salvage committee again re request the honor of the dance In (Jttgwo, Amril 21.—(F)—Veteran verdict. was always dangerous ting those 100 rattlesnakes p South again fill the bares. Hotchklsfi MANCHESTER fashion, already was a grave men encountered hard going. Associa minds residents o f the ' tin can T ta FUern * wifi have 8p«m Brooklyn ...... 3 2- .500 street, tor of a bombing team, In Noverq- a soft and deliciously accented B U f^ w le y o f the Boston Bruins Nick Etten, Yankees—Hamnwr- St. Louis ...... 1 I AOO Itokoton requerted for experimen singled to center and OrtfsBi ace to the last trunk railroad from ted Press Correspondent Vem Admitted today:. -Elaine Dun ber, i;e44, he wae awarded the Air collection which will take place on Johnson and Sammy Roy back ta tal purposes. An EveretC Wash., Haugland reporteiL voice. Hs saM; “Bl-ya, babe! X n^Y retire from the Nationsd ed double and two singles, driving Boaton ...... 2 . 3 AOO scored and whan tha rfloy got WATER CO. Berlin to the Nazi’s national re can. 23 Ridge street; Hionliis Mo- M e^l and citation for parUcipa- May L oaed to ta a bell-hop in America.' in half of New York’s scores to the outteld. , Both ranked wtth man offered to fUmlsfl tjle 100 doubt In the south.. The announced American ship H ortey League. "If I feol the way Chicago ...... 1 2 .333 a.'^iy from Kearns and Nalaon rlarty, 6 Strickland street; Bar tlon In aerial attacka during 24 I do now by the time next season 6-3 edge over Washington. ih^' leading belters in the le s ^ e snakes plus a bonus of ten ”t'o in spikMl the platai This andad fhs Meanwhile, Russian troops In losses included five destroyers, the I Philadelphia ..... 1 3 .250 .8319 bara Rosendahl, SS4 Main street; miaaiona. He waa wounded and re Plen Wins Dismissal . rolls around may Call it p day,” Rip Sewell. Pirates — Chalked last year. Rabbit Menoche, the sure live dellveiY-” scoring for tta day. Mittar team Austria drove to within live milM Hal|lgan, Bush and Pringle of the Honaekold Tips Today's flameg "Oth.ers frata as for away loa 2.1(>0-tpn class, and the older de lUnda Hagenow. 44 Glenwood ceived the Purple Heart award. He he asserted. He has played ' 11 up 100th Major League "victory ta bon o f fire ttard oacker taada.tte threatenad In' 'tta rematalag of Laa^ key rail Junction on the will report back to Atlantic City Aamrlcaa Idaho, wrotslthat they knew peo stroyers' Colhoun and'M. L. Abele; At-reet ’Three tablespoons o f c<^oa plus • Green Bay, Wls. — (F)— Peter yean. 5-4 decision over CUesgo. taflcid witti Leo jDadatt and Hap New Tork at WaOMiigtoii. frames. After 5 P. M. road to Pragrue. Difobarged yesterday: Diane on the chrapleUon of hlB leave. Bloomers’ phM .that ta was M t py Mltaa ato) on hand. Tta lat ple who bod snaJwa or hod aesn. twro ammunition ships, the Hobbs a teaspoon of cooking fat can ha Fhfi Welntrauh. Oiaiita—Belted Philadelphia at Booton. . them,” repovtod Martin. In northern Czechoslovakia So McCooe, SI Striekland street; "holding tha bog” won bitn a dis- IBaleah BuQdlng ter wU) eaach the team this year. Nlsnmal: viet forces closed in to within two Victory and the Logan Victory; substituted In moat recipes that two home runs as Giants open Cleveland at Detroit. 5022 or 3668 the mlnecraft Emmons and Sky- Mrs. Marls Chapplus, 11 Locust BdMol to mimlclpsd cotirt on Polo Orounda aaason "with decta vn Newemnera Include Adam Kowal miles of Opava (Troppau) and call for a two-ounce aquare o f St. Louis at Chlcagn. ' Iprk, the destroyer-transport Dick street; Michael Belej,. Eaat Hart Wi^es to Return' charge of viefiating. gome laws. Hialeah, Fla-—Construction of a 10-6 acore over Brooklyn. . ski. Bob Roe and Ed Deaautels. - NM Io«»r Money Stolen Aa Wall Aa RA** Philadelphia, April I t — SR,'—", seven miles of Moravska-fMnfva. ford.' oliocolata. Caiatged srtth dip netting pike B- Johnny Ptaao will be back of the Botch Nlemak of the BtoMR erson, and one gunboat and four Paper Cartoii^ Change the poalUon o f your cur new grandstand and rebuilding of Roy Schalk, White Sox—^Dou Brooklyn at New Tork. - GAS CO. landing'.crafL all of which were Birth: Testerday, a son to Mr. lagAfiy. Bloomers explained ttatt the dubhouse are among Hialeah’s plate again with Sammy Rhynwhd Boaton at PhOadelphis. Seattle—(F)—^Two young women Braves tacomes aaottar adfiMaa tains oocaslonally to equaliae tha bled home. Olio Hockett in tenth to tta list o f hoarn taa stoalaw Knitted underwear requlrsn no listed by number. And Mrs. Join O i^ s , M Gardner ^oney to Owner he hod been placing the fish in a post-war plam. ' to back np Wargo abould ta fal- CiaetanoU at St. Louis. reported to police they dreamed a itoning after K has been laiinder- affacts of sunlight. t> beat St. Loula taowns. whoao elevaatk hoay fdurh afii Kbf 1 5075 Nimlta aald th e '15 conatituted atreet ■ sockx-bat that a compaBion hod Frankie Hnyas, Athletics—Gave tor. CMcsgp at Flttabiirili. young man entered their hodrooma. •d. Rang wet articles on a rod or and other packing cases for use in shipping Manchester's Roll the coffee pot with a Uttle aolvagad vletory. ______, all the U. S. ships aunk In the Oki / oponted tbs dip nst. Steady Bowler Philadelphia toad they navaryMd- Kbelach has Pete Ctamene, Ttao uncovered tta fret bf one and elothw line and UghUy puU Into nawa campaign to April 18. Pre- soda added to the watei to rem'" Ton Tony Oormler, Mdooe Merrill. Charley Sehona od tta BtflMIta; donations to .^ g United National Clothing Ckillection Joel Beat, of 6S Chureh atraat, stains and stale tpirta. ed with two-ran eirenlt clout ta klaoed the. other—and thty woke ELECTRIC-CO. pInos several times while diying. vlonsly he said several fleet units found a poiAetbook in the Wool- Chicago—Wally Wilson has not Tilly FOefeett. Hal Otootn. MBw Aettsn Us w a o im took «• RMHi to "Halves of grapefruit, i,..,!: first frame of 5-4 trtnmpli over up to find it wok true. Mias CXaira^ the ateth yorierday ohi were damaged, but did not name campaigiy Urgently needed! If you have large car- Public Records worth nvo and Ten Cent atom a aesaion of Chicago’s Boston Red Bean Mnb>hy and several ottmr now- When ' using sandpaper to sweetened with maple sirup cr Ala.. April 41 Rotoring oald ata awoke after ^ker ntridof ttaSBritam 5181 them.' vi^Ha ohoppinf there thia morn YOU Union PHntera Bowling League in anmeri for tta opmdnff cpntoot. dream to frul bar fret •mooth off wood before a|>plyiag tons (approgiiRately 24x24x24 or larger prtferrej^ cal| boiwy. are dalieioua whan broiled 30 Fnmk Bart Avoty. >tar i u t a Park flma fitarti ing. T lw n la a aum o f money in Tta noual j Umidinfa ffitas vrtp mism Frencsea Ktllar •tiw pnlata, vunlsii or eaamd, VBfwrap meat aa soon as it Defenaa Headquarters, 811S, between 9 and 11:80 or tta wallet and the IkMialBaeailty lOnoed bam oomUned with aa ^ S ^ ^ h ia m n o 4 9 0 ^ -6 4 6ta the exita. Ttaa R taaSi Evening HerOld m b wtth the grain o f His eomci from tbm market Wipe it Joseph Walehsn to SL John oaiff carriaa Hm name 6f Olga equal amount of diced oucumbeni off and place In the mid part of ItoB o’dock. 4 Baptist Polish Natlonsl Church. Meyer Hair. If Mra. Hair will go and slightly moistened with may . 5121 ithe refrigerator. It may be atored Inc., property located on the to Mr. Beat’a home and Identify onnaise makes a good sandwich •oetB-sido o f Oolwajr •trsat henaif aha may have har wallot gUiBff. < 1 " i M i i . iB a <** wtth • looewfrtHflg dew
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Lost and Found 1 Automobiles fbr Sale 4 ' Bustneag^ Services Offered 13 Painting— Papering 21' Help Wanted— Male ' 36 Garijc ’ ’arm— Dairy Flrst Man—I am going to see a Products 50 doctor abmit ipy wife. I don’t like LOST—CHILD’S WHITE mesh LOOKING FOR A GOOD car. Call FURNACE Re p a i r i n g and oii FOR A GOOD PAINT Job Insl.ie WANTED—EXPERIENCED .gro her Io<>ka. 'jind outside, phbne E. Price glove, between Main street and 511^1^ and tell us what you would burner 'servics, _ Ask about cer to take charge of small self- NICE COOKING, gound Green Cla*sified - Sense and Nonsense Other Man I’ll go with you; I Classified •2-1003. don’t like the way my wife looks, East Center. Reward. Telephone like. Uaybs tks h*at car ws buy b,>rtng claanlng. full informa- serve grocery department. For Mountain potatoes, delivered, by particulars call Hartford . 8-8966 either. .2-0513. will be just the one. Brunner, Uon call Van .C i^ p Bros. 15 peek or buehel, by calling dlen* ^ i}(AMONDS Some Old, S o| ne New, But Nevertheless, a Chuckle .or Two open evenings. years’ Mjperlencsl Tal. 5244. Frse and ask for Mr. (^um ano. view FarUis, Hartford 6-02TI. Advertisement* Advertisements WANTED— 2 OR 8 Small houaea At tile last home talent golf Inspections! to paint. Phone 2-1309. Alao fresh eggs. Announcements 300 BEAUTIFUL CARS—Sedans, For Rent For Sale The Mm Wh« Thkdui He Om A cranky old gentleman waa Verwitlle VIewar tournament the club secretary Help Wanted— Male or If you think you arc bMtan, you seated at th^ counter in cafe; Each summer, with the lavv-n to For Rent ^ For Sale coaches, coupes, conveitibles and RANGE BURNER.S and power PAINTING A.ND Paperhanging. "How do,you know?” ^alight one of the entrants driving Household G(nmIs 61 To Buy t o SeU are; If you think you dare Waitress We have everything mow Cook—Did ttiey My To Buy To SeU WILL TAKE CARE of children station wagons'in Fords, Chevro- bumers of all makes and Jclbds Canvass ceilings and wallpaper. Female 37 Tarn-.Abont "How d6 I know be didn’t,' off about a fpot In front of . the lets, Plymouths, Dodges, De cleaned and adjusteo 10 years’ XXX not. you don’L on the menu today, sir. I’m sure I'd rather ahovel snow; teeing mark: about t)ie cooking? sny age. by day or hour in my John P. Sullivan. Phone 4260. 3 r o 6 m o u t f i t Temple said. "Phineaa framed Sotos, Chryslera, Oldsmoblles, experience, Tel 2-1731. 44 Main BAKER'S HELPER—Full or par^ Bruce Temple, big, but with all If you’d like to win, blit think you Cranky Old Man—Sq I see. How But long before the winter’s gone Secretary (indignantly)—Here! New Maid—No, but 1 noticed home. Telephorte 6911. time. Apply Federal. Bakery, 88S that little,mesoage In Nicholaa’s about a clean oh^T '•' I’m sure I'dvrsther mow the lawn. Pontlaca, Buicks, Nashes, Pack street. —*239.06— the bardnese melted away, sal in can’t, it's almost a cinch You can’t do that! You’re dlsipialt- them plnytng before they started Main street. mirror; then after he had got you that you won’t. VLInwood L. Russell. eating.. ■” WELL ROTTED manure. Tele ards and Studebakers. All years Repairing 23 his (^iiawell. all out, he went back and took fied! FLOOR SANDING Just the Outfit Wanted-*i-To Buy 68 ;| If^ou think you’ll loac, you’re loot. 1 X y ___ phone Edward Biiscaglia. Phone from 1934 to 1942’s. Prices range But gmve-robblng!” Brenda thee stones from Booker at the Correct This Sentenc I’d like Golfer (demanding)-What for? Found Laying ana Finishing PIANO TUNED AND repairing; , You Need To Start for out in the world we find Secretary—Why, you’re driving 8639. from 129.5 up. All ears have good WANTED—BROODER Stove with laid. lJI)iilint of a pistol. He was hard birii said Bookkeeper (fum ing)—I am go J. C Jensen - Phone !f-tl920 player piano apeclalty. John Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Your Own Home "That waa Erie’s Idea." Temple Success begins with a fellow’s off In front of the mark. LOST—BtTNCH OF KEYS. Re tires. Most have radios an heat canopy, in good condition. Call pressed so he cached the stones In the congrcaaman, "but I can’t ing to tell tile bo.ssXi;0n were peekn Social Situations turn to Herald Office and receive RICH BLACK loam and clean fill If No \nswer—A.329 Cockerham, 2b Bigelow street. ATTENTION— CANARY breed nswered her. "Yo!! may remem- will: It’s all la the state of throw another man out of hit jpb ing through his k e^oie and get Golfer (looking at the secretary ers. Every car priced below cell LIVING ROOM coneigts of three- after 4:30 p. m. 7421. the cemetery, and some time after mind. reward. Key riny valued aa keep for sale. Also driveways repaired. Tel. 4219. ers, conditioned males and thirt Pbimm’s Hudson’a casket l that Eric got him,” In times like theae.” you fired. with pity)- G’wan )>ack to the ing Cash, trades or terms. Capi ELECTRIC AND A cetyl^e weld piece living room auite, two end had already been selected by him 1 If you think you’re outclasaed. you clubhou.se. I'm playing my third sake. Call East Hartford S-2866. tol Motors, Inc., 368 Main street, females. Telephone 5467. tables, coffee table, two lamps Office Boy (snapping back) — The MtMttoni Someone hair left ing. Walter Parker, 1500 Burn WANTED TO 3UY child’s trl- ind waa stored in the house at | are; you’ve got to think Q'wan. I’m going to tell him what stroke. Hartford. 7-8144. Open evenings. Private Instructions 28 and rug., Can Be Purchased Sep Brenda’s lovely eyes wete on her high to rise. It doesn't go down very well I hia telephone number, without his ' LOST—GOLD nUORBE bow pin. side avenue or 187 Woodlawn cycle. Tel. 6059. Loulsburg Square. Well. Phlneasi father. 8he said; I saw while peeking and get a I name, for you to call. FOR SALE—COW MANURE. *10 arately 1 *119.50 had laid in both Eric’s and my | You’ve got to hustle before you with those gallant men . ho*^ home between East^ cemetery and 1937 DODGE PICK-UP. 1937 Ford Circle, El Hartford. ELOCUTION-CORRECTIO.N of Live Stock— Vehicles 42 ------(______"I still don’t see how that ex raise in pay. Woman Did I tell you my lit- I Wrong Way; When you call back Hale’s store. Finder Ca(I 4315. Re- a cord, delivered. Call 8606^^______BED ROOM consists of bed, dress ence that, if he ever got hlsj can ever win a' prize. on leave after two or three years pick-iip, 1938 (.Tiryaler sedan, PLOWI.NG, HARROWING, lawns speech difficulties speed in silent er. cheat, sturdy spring, comfort plains ymir presence in the Sandy Life’s battles always go to the ovtiaeas or with battle wounde to U sun swallowed a quarter this say to the person answe.ring the •■ ward. FOR SALE—PAIR OF hdrses. Rooms Without Board 58 anda on the Oatermann. dia- Point graveyard with a ahovel." Every person should own a com morning ? telephone, ’"Who is this?" y-2( SUNDAY PAPER ROUTE for 1938 Chevrolet coach, 1P3S Dodge graded and seeded trees removed. reading increased— vocabulary able mattress, pillows, vanity lOnds. he would either see that stronger or faster man; hear people who have b|een. living sedan, 1937 Pontiac coach, 1937 Joseph Moteunas. 1315 Tolland BruCe Temple looked qiiizzi fortable bed and a comfortable Neighbor No. My gracious, Is Eight Way: When the telephone LOST—BRIEF CASE containing sale. South Main street section. Aime Lalullppe, 758 Vernon enlarged- - tutoring in mathema Turnpike. Phone 3064. lamps, chair and night table. Can FOR RENT—LARGE single room, hey were relumed to the rightful But soon or late the man who wins cumfortably at home complaining Packard .sedan Cole Motors— tics-algebra— school subjects. caliy al^his daughter. is the one whd thinks he about the hardahipe they have pair of shtrea. because he’s in one lU' in any danger? is answered say, "This ' is Tom "He says the walls are dull, so chUd’s music book and St. James's |TcI. 6877 after 6 p. m. street. Telephone 6077. Be Purchased Separately *119;^ private entrance, hot water all twners or take them to the grave Womsn^'No, thank goodness, 4164. While Studio, 709 Main street. the time. Men only. 108 Birch "Wasn’t it a good thing for you can. bceii suffering during th^ waK or the other virtually ail hia life. Smith. Did someone at this num he’s wallpapering his tank!’* school books. Finder please call FOR .SALE— GUERN.SEV, cow, KITCHEN consists of porcelain Itb him. 'Erie thought they might and Nick that I was?" he asked. —Grit.- .5ls father is out of town. ber call me?" 7133. WASHER, yAUUUMS, Electric Phone 2-1.392. 2nd calf. Inquire 1.50 ' i^ipring top table. 4 sturdy chairs and street or 5992. concealed in the lining of (he ------Automobiles for Sale 4 motors, etc., repaired. All parts “ Yes, father." the said. ______^------L . - . ______W.*tnled Autos— street.______linoleum. offin. "Remember I waa still the best available '24-hour service. Charg “What had you and Phlneas FUNNY BUSINESS l.r MODEL A FORD COACH, 1935 Motorcycles -. 12 ee C O D. Manchester 2-1439 Business Opportunities 32 FOR S A L E -3 .MILKING goats, TERMS ARRANGED Houses for Rent 65 bet for disposing of the stones. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Oh, la That All? EDGAR MARTIN vidaon to do with the Oatermann From the time* Phineas and Ford coach, 1938 Pontiac coupe,^ mornings or evenings. WANITID—WE .NEED used cars AN OPPORTUNITY for real inde with or without kids. 483 Hills- Branch of Connecticut’s iiamonds?" Brenda asked. faked that motor trbqble at The WANTED 1939 Ford 60 coach, 1938 Packard FOR RENT—5 ROOM DUPLEX 'That,” Temple s a id , "goe.s a and pay top prices. Cash talks town Road. Largest Furniture Store Leiiges it wa.s all-uut war between 5 or 6-Room Single with latest coupe, 1940 Buick sedan, 1942 LOCAL MOVING— Also ashes and pendence. Learn privilege trad house, downstairs lavatory. In [long way back. In ?93i9 Eric and we have it. Stop and get our rubbLsh removed. Aberdeen straw ing. Free information. Paul Kaye. quire after Sunday at 84 Wells two decadent old gentlemen and Improvements — 4 or 5-Room Packard clippci. Brunner’s, 80 A-L-B-E-R-T-S oolf made Phineas Hudson what a prowling wolf.” «rOWI«WT Oakland street. Telephone 5191. Offer. Cole Motors—Ul64. berries. $2 per 100. *1.5 per 1,000. liO E. 42nd street. New York. Poultry and Supplies 43 street. leemed like an Innocent proposi- TMtXntlCAg, Cape Cod with dormers — Du- 43 Allyn St.—Hartford "Nick," Pat said. Open evenings. Call 6718 nr 28 Foley street. ioD . Remember this was before AMMCV pieses or Flats, 5 and 5 and BUY MILLER’S ”Wel-Lred" New FOR RENT—8 ROOM single in "Y es?" Business Services OflFered 13 he war. "Charley will taka.me home.' S and 6. Small Farm siiltiibic BOOKKEEPING servieea and ac Help Wanted— Female 35 Hampshire Red Chicks Produced JRE-WAR 9x12 American Orien BUckland; near store, bus line and "Eric had formed the Atlantic tal rug and pad. In ‘xcellent con srhobl. Steam heat. Available I looked up. for raising goata Mst .vour REAL ESTATE LISTINGS RADIO REPAIRING—Pick up counting Reasonable. Phone 3627, WANTED—lA LADY short order from our own disease free, pro stribtiUng Company. They days or evenings. dition. Cali 4254. about May 1st. Call Robert j. ■'you don't mind?" asked Char property with' Jarvla Of All Types Waatetf! servlcs. Radio* checked at the cook; and light kitchen work. duction bred, pullorum tested ealt in German optical goods ley. Cash Available. home. Ba'lerJ'.. packs. Call morn stock. Fast growing. rapid Smith Real Estate & Insurance, nd marketed large quantities at Short hours. Good salary. Apply BEAUTIFUL CHINA base table 963 Main street. Phone 3450. “ No," I said. ings 2-P840. . Jflanci.o.ster Radio Oak Grill. 30 Oak street. i feathering, low mortality, large lamps with attractive silk shades. ncredibly low prices. Eric arl- . "You're sure?" asked Charley JARVIS REALTY CO. JARVIS r e a l t y CO. Service. 73 Birch street Florists— Nurseries 15 sized! birds. Super for both meat See them now at Benson’s. 713 tted suavely that American "Sure, I'm sure," I said. Office 4112 Residence 7275 Office 4112 Reaidenoe 7278 PRACTICAL NURSE to take care and eggs. Hatches weekly, de rejudice against Infiltration r phone evenings, Man to *9, rocking chairs, *1' to *4.50, f Phineas Hud.son’s name on the "W e’re tired," Brenda said, "and gle house by couple. Nt children. etterhead aa chairman of the Call 3975 before 7 p. m. Jumbo pansy plant.st Krause’s dren. Box S, Herald. ' chester 8626. maple dinette set consists of ex Box O, Herald. we feel silly. Dont worry about ______—y— ______tension table, 3 chairs, buffet and lard. The inone.v was good; Nick; I’ll take care of him.” ADAMS STREET— OAK STREET— ’ Greenhouses. 621 Hartford Road. hineas ^^udson’a fortune was Tel. 3700. WANTEI>-HAIRDRESSER. full china dost, *55. Exceptionally WANTED TO RENT— Former "Will you?" I said. 5>RoRooai Single, all improve- BOLTON LAKE— 6-Room A CLERK, TYPIST for work in house. 2 car garage, 2 utility deputy came up with the tax re 2-Famlly Flat, four rooms street. Manchester. as *12.25.' Wards Farm Store, 3 p. m. at Old Mill on Maple sheds, with approxiinately 1-2 alavestri. But Phineas, through meata,'good condition, oqntral- Cottage. - All completely accounts. receivable office. Typing Main street, Manchester. Cric, got wind o f a plot of the turn of a .‘school teacher hating a each flat, large porch, ateam street, South Coventry. acre of extra land, beautifully cat aa a dependent. Attached waa SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ly loeatod, good Investment. furni.shed. On West RfeRuOF YOUR HOUSE or ga- necessary, shorthand helpful. Op stapo to the lift the .stones. He Sale price $4,800. Down Pay- heat, all convenlenMS, includ portunity for advancement. Write BLUE STUDIO COUCH with landscaped, and pays 10 per cent me of it and I started at once a note,explaining that the pet was rage now at pre-war prices. Also of value annually. No brokers. ■ M t $1,000. shore. Box K. Herdld. Building Materials springs, latest style, maple arms, |for Lisbon to intercept Calavestri. not an ordinary alley cat but one ing garage, ample garden chimney building and repairing See owner on premises. 83 Grand and all kinds of mason work. makes up into comfortable bed. naming Phineas at authorized that was highly Intelligent, and BIRCB STREET— spare. Price $6,000. Terms FOR SALE>— SLATE flagging, avenue, Rockville, (3onn. adilin.g thi.s information: .she had FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Long Count BY MERRILL BLOSSER COTTAGE— C o V e n t r y Time payments if desired. Capital WANTED-T^illDDLE AGED wo- good condition. Delivered. Also gent to accept delivery* In my 4-ROom Single, aU tanprove- Arranged. various colors for stepping atones, spent not less than * 1.000 during Lake. Home Improvement Company. man to stay wiLh elderly lady. brown striped. Call 5992. tbaence if I should fall.” nents, reeently redecorated, Apply 88 Oakland street, Man terraces and walks.; Green, grey, VERNON—TUNNEL ROAD, new the animal's life in buying in spe COVENTRY LAKE— ' Hartford—6-5318 or 5-4271. 5 room house. 1 aCre, garage, ' "But Calavestri tUdn't go ta good boy at $8,050.' Down chester, Conn. purple, varigated blocks. Richard FOR SALE—REFECTORY table, L>isbon.” I said. cial food, including caviam *5,500. Phone Hartford 9-0636. Payment $800. 8 and , 4-Room Cottages. -ROOM BUNGALOW ROOl ING —SPECIALIZING in Lewis, 56 Ardmore Road, Manr like new. 30x60. Suitable for use "No.’' Temple drew thought- Electric lights, running water with one acre (if land and repairing roof* all kinds, also WANTED—SALESLADY. Apply Chester. in dinning room and living, room Lilly oa hia cigar. "She went to BIRCH STREET—, and flush toilet. Price range— chicken coop. On Main new .oofs No job too small or manager, Montgomery Ward and combination or office. Tel. 6848. tfriCa, got passage somehow from Pat (at sea of Galilee)—How 2-FamUy Dwelling, 6 roonw $1,700 to $2,800. Small down Companyfi 824-828 Main street. 3akar to NatSI, and came here much to take me across and hack ? Stem in Bolton. large. Good wook. fair price. Free Fuel and Feed 49-A *Good Luck ’ Apron each, good investment. Sale payment, balance on monthly estimates. Call Howley. Manches FOR SALE—3 PIECE living room from South America.” Owner of Launch—Twenty-five basis. WOMAN WANTED for e.ssentlal dollars. Price 86.000. 'Donm Payment ter 5361. set, 5 piece mahogany dining "Where did Booker come in?" 81,000. 3-FAMILY FLAT. 5 rooms war work. 3 to 5— no Saturday room set. solid maple baby crib. asked. Pat (an American soldier) — N’ORTTl COVENTRY— work. New System Laurdry, Har FOR SALE—WOODEN slabs. Tel. T\venty-flve dollars! No wonder each, steam heat. Good 7712> Reasonable. 457 Adams, street. "Xavier hired him to watch BIRCH STREET— rison street. alavestri.” replied ^-Temple. “ He the Ssvior wslked. 28-Acre Farm, approxi residential section. Moving— T rucking- 2-Famlly Dwelling, t 7-room mately 10 acres tillable, 80-60 post her trail when She went to aiHirtinent, I 4-room apart Storage 20 experienced full or part time Machinery and Tools 52 tfrica but picked it up again in bearing apple trees, modem sales lady. Davis Bakery, 519 Garden-r-Farm— Dairy ment. Good size rooms, good 8-room house, 1-car garage, AUSTIN A. CHAMBLRS Com Products 50 Joaton.” property for hnnje or Invest See Main street. GARDEN TRACTORS, cement "How about m e?” ’’ bam and gralnery; Poultry pany. Trailer van service. Local mixers. Used potato planters, ment. Sale Price 86,200. Ttonses for 2,000 birds, moving,. packing and storage. STRAWBERRY, Premiers; aspar “Booker had been informed of Down Payment 81.000. dusters. Dublin Tractor Company, |the substitution. of Hudson for MEAT POINTS equipped with lights and run Stuart J. Wasley Dial 5187. Help Wanted— Male 36 agus, Mary Washingtons, 36 75S Main Street plants *1.00, 100 for *2.75. Del WiUfmiintic. ne. He thought he had a good WlLLlA.M STREET— ning water, summer shelters, contact in you to grab the stones and brooder stoves. This farm Tdbbhone 6648 • 7146 NORTH AMERICA Van Unes WANTED—EXPERIENCED lathe phinium, Canterbury Bells, Bas L AMS 2-Family Flat, 4 ' rooms Inc. Coast to Coast moving serv operators. Apply 60 Hilliard ket of Gold, Sweet William and and dlapoee of them to his own is to he sold with entire equip Musical Instruments 53 I, 6 rooms up, steam heat, ment. 'Price $12,000. Down ice. Dial 5187. street, Manchester, CJonn. other perennials, 4 for 85c. For- arollt. Then .things got badly stanoasp cun 2 ^garages, on hus line, one {fouled up. Booker lifted the RED RYDER Double Interest Payment $4,000. get-mc-nota, deep blue, 50c. a A B E A im F U L SMALL Grand I----1 HOM fOINTl apaMment available for occu- basket. John Zapadka, 168 Wood tonaa after Calavestri’s death." panry. Price $6,500. Down piano, mahogany case, looks like "Did he kUI her?” l~~l lOW *0*NT1 BOLTON, ROUTE 44— land street. Phone 8474. Paymmt $2,000. new. Will sacrifice for quick sale. "No.” Temple shoINCLL.t flORlA PIONEER PARACHUTE COMPANY MANCHESTER than , half-a-yard of checked or vrong room. He was looking for S pring Tonic w h aT a r e lORBOWED VOJR. polka-dotted material serves for doin' IN M.V OWN DRIUCWAV* WANTED Several 4-R«laitii Singles, <(am> iPhlncaa.” Apply at Cheney Brothers Employment Office. the apron^—scraps of plain or fig "Did father act fire to The plete with fireplace, screens and ured green materials make *he “1!!U fo r « |Ledgcs?” Pat asked. ' storm wUndowB, Available apace eaiaily appilqued leaves. Stems are Birucc Temple looked tbuugbt- All hiring in accordance with the Area for twr rooms upstairs, Down embroidered on writh dark green |ful. He said. cotton floss. - Stabilization P l a n ~ ^ — payment - aa low as $000.00. "Booker.” Feed and^ Grain To obtain Applique' pattern and- ReasonaMe tneqthly cost, apron pattern for the F ou r-^ af Mill Clovdr., Apron (Pattern No. 8614) send 15 cents In Q>ln, plus 1 cent 111 Good ^ Wages! Jarvis Realty postage. Your Name, Address and PHONES 4tl$ OR m i . ., the 'Pattern Number to Anne I^eek Dajw and Sundays Csbot The Manchester Herald 1150 w n n i m s Steady Employment! Sixth avenue, New York 19, N. Y. Male or Female . A III Central HELP WANTED OUT OUR WAY J. R. M ^ L IA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Connecticut ^EGAO.TWAYS BOLIN.' FULL TIME — 5 DAY WEEK W ?^T^D: Expei'ienced Stenographers I'D RISK n w oM e TR.Y Vi/ALDO'ei. The Orford Soap Co. 0URv TTcr*it**e„BouT PANTHCR.. U XX. O F F M R ^ [ o c c u r s yOiTv^cMUAiC! 717 Main Street At BIs m II Street . - Association, Inc. cu e e SINCE EASTER 1 l-lAOCL6VdEM —U»A ! 1 MA;>t EMEKl Apply at Cheney Brothers V^oeisl X CAME. IS O O T A 30IN NOU.IIsl 10 APEL PLACE 8780 TOsiOAi.' EMENiT 0*= l*M$ AH hiring in accordance with the Area TPCSlAESTIC ‘ Stabilizition Plin. ■D*SO«X3eR- LANB LBUNAKD By Sue Buraett This practical and comfortable house dreqa with brief • ' over- shoulder ruffles haa the aet in belt >*ou like and buttons from top to bottom. Pattern No. 8780 la designed for Bizea 14, 16. 18, 20; 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 16, short aleeves, re PROPERTY OWNERS m quires 8; .7-8 yard* of 35-Inch ma LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THIS AGENCY! A terial. . All Cash! Ready Buyers! Singles, Z-Families For this pattern,, aepd 20 cents, in coina, .your, name, address, sise and Farms. desired, and tbs patera number OKMaf Weifae Cerss Mme to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Car* ol wounded. Ehaign Eranees O' Evening Herald, llBOl Sixth Aven Steve, nurse, keeps chart record of GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO Marine, Sgt. Pan! Dickinson at ue. New York 19, N. T. " Real Estate and Insurance i?ME IMVJITDTIO^. Send for your copy of the qew Maria*- hoopltri. Ktemath Fan*, 109 HENRY STREET TELEPHONE 5278 Or*. War Bonds fumlak SuppUss 1& su(»wrfL’'f Spring- Issue of Faahlon—juat off for service kospiUls. . INDIRECT ’ .the press. Book full o f smart, V.S. Trti$no Pffrtmtnl uia-to-the-mkinte styles. 1$ cents.